This one's a divisive gem. While some get 'pickle juice' from its green, woody opening, those who wait are rewarded with an unbelievably smooth, creamy sandalwood dry down that absolutely slays. It's a real grower.

A budget take on Bvlgari Pour Homme Extreme. Ultimately Italian captures the signature darjeeling-tea-and-citrus open and the dry woody-aromatic heart, but Perfume Parlour's version reads a touch sharper and the woods-and-oakmoss base thins out faster than the original's famous eight-to-ten-hour longevity.