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Bergamote 22

Le Labo

A bright, clean and soapy bergamot opening that I liked much more than the later bitter woody-vetiver drydown.

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ABOUT THE FRAGRANCE

Le Labo describes Bergamote 22 as a bergamot-led ‘fire cologne’ balancing petitgrain, bitter grapefruit, amber, musk and vetiver to combine freshness with sweetness and warmth.

Based on the manufacturer's description ·Le Labo · Bergamote 22

OUR REVIEW

Firsthand review

The opening was excellent: clean, soapy bergamot with the polished fresh-cologne character I associate with Creed Original Vetiver or Mugler Cologne, but nicer to my nose. Grapefruit appeared a couple of minutes later, followed by the familiar citrus, neroli/orange-blossom, vetiver and musk structure.

The weak point was the drydown. It became bitter and woody, eventually settling into a vetiver-and-cedar combination that I enjoyed much less. Longevity also seemed limited.

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