Overall, to me, it's an easy winner, very useful, a versatile cold weather mostly-masculine offering that's a bargain and a great performer. This is definitely gourmand and for me better than both Givenchy Pi and L'Homme Ideal, reminiscing both in one way or another. There may be so many perfume lovers like me who do not understand so many minute details and fine notes.

The opening is a little so-so, but when the base notes come out (20 minutes or less) is when the best notes of this fragrance come out.As the scent develops, the moss and floral notes start shining through and giving the scent a soapy profile, although the leather stays throughout the duration of the scent. I have worn Paco Rabanne Sport, Polo Green and Chaps back in the day so I can't say no to this testosterone beauty as a valuable addition to my collection.

After that, it becomes more feminine imo, as it takes on a powdery theme, the cherry lightens up and incorporates some floral notes and some kind of nougat note. I remember to have bought it together with another Bogart cologne - Silver Scent Intense, which I still highly praise as well. However, in my humble opinion, the Bogart Pour homme is far superior and it has an excellent fixation and projects a lot. The sweet, unburnt cherry tobacco pipe puffing away over manly coumarin vanilla-tonka combo and dry cedarwood are more substantial. Quorum doesn't feel CEO Big Boss type to me either, more like smooth talking fella who'll take your money at the card table or pool hall.

I read that its strong and smells a lot like Paco Rabanne, which I also love and have been wearing that since the 90s. This was the anchor of the brand, one of those "cheapies" even connoisseurs found discussion worthy. On the positive of this is that its scent its really good and unfamiliar so you will not smell like all the others.