Taylor of Old Bond Street Eton College Cologne

I took a chance on this from the commercial smells I used to buy and it is a world of difference, as they are often too overwhelming on the nose. The cologne has at first a light citrus fragrance that changes to a woodier floral scent over time. This is a great cologne that can be worn at any occasion and I can't wait to try the other Taylor of Bond Street colognes.

This product has a unique smell, great intensity and produces plenty of compliments. My wife also loves it and I am never in the bad books if I am wearing this number. Worth a shot!!

Just received my order of this cologne and the smell is unbelievable. It may be because of my limited experience with non-supermarket scents, but I find this to be easily the best men’s fragrance I have experienced. My wife loves it too :). Highly recommend it.

Let me start by saying I don't know much about fragrances, but I do know what I like :)

After trying all types brands and types of scent I've managed to settle on ONE scent that both the wifey and I like over the last 2 years.

Well guess what, I'm now up to two. This scent has a nice citrus type scent which compliments my "heavier" scent that I already have.

Love it but of course YMMV :)

This is an interesting scent. The first from the few I've tried that reveal the top, middle and basenotes that frag freaks talk about when reviewing.

Sprayed on, EC is a big citrus burst, a short while later it dries to a warm woody scent. Then later still it develops into a more floral , perhaps lavender scent. I don't mind it at all, though the floral notes aren't my thing. Of the 3 TOBS fragrances I've tried, they are good quality and value scents.

But the wife hated this though, no matter what stage she smelled it at, she thought it smelled like an anaesthetist's pre-op room. Such is the subjectivity of colognes.