This isn't just a booze-tinged scent; it's a full-on, richly textured whiskey experience, divisive for some, but a masterpiece for others. It commands attention and oozes sophistication, making it a firm favourite for those who want to stand out.

The God Father follows Nasomatto Baraonda's boozy whisky-and-rose signature closely, with ambrette and ambroxan doing the lifting in the heart. It reproduces the opening well but loses some of the original's honeyed, malty depth as it dries down.