What do Clint Eastwood, George Clooney, Robert Redford and Richard Gere have in common – besides representing a showcase of some of Hollywood’s most famous leading men? All are fans of Green Irish Tweed, a fragrance created by The House of Creed, one of the oldest perfumers in the world. Originally founded in London in 1760 by James Henry Creed, Creed Fragrances have been official perfumers for many British and French royalty as well as appealing to modern trend-setters like soccer star David Be... FULL REVIEW

For the down-to-earth, practical man who occasionally likes to explore the dreamy, whimsical side of life, there is Terre d’ Hermès, the latest fragrance release from Hermès, which is wildly popular with male (and female!) fragrances everywhere. Bottled in a simple, square glass flacon, this “Best Of” promises a clean, fresh scent across a diverse spectrum of elements: earth, air and fire. An attractive, complex blend of smoky Atlas cedars, crisp, sharp grapefruit and juicy orange, nutty vet... FULL REVIEW

Christopher Brosius, the genius perfumer behind the ground-breaking Demeter Fragrance company, continues to win awards for his innovative and unusual scent blends. In his Brooklyn workshop, Brosius hand-blends magical, at times irreverent and always amazing scents that align with sensual memories, as in the experiential scent “Burning Leaves.” “In the Library” evokes the smell of old masterworks bound in Russian and Moroccan leather, while “Memory of Kindness” conjures up the emotions of... FULL REVIEW