Lemon, Basil, Thyme. Geranium, Rose, Orris, Vetiver. Patchouli, Tobacco, Moss, Cedar. To the very best of my ability, these notes are in the accords. I have put off posting a review on Vermeil for Men simply because I could find no listed notes anywhere in my searches. It would be dishonest of me not to mention this, but the notes I posted are ones I believe comprise this particular masculine. That aside, I mentioned Vermeil in my Davidoff Classic review as being "Davidoff Lite". I have not changed my mind and have done yet another side by side comparison to ensure I still perceive it the same way. I do and it is as I remember it to be. Vermeil is a smooth version of Davidoff. It has less edginess and this is noticeable from the opening to the drydown. The opening accord is semi-aromatic and if you're a fan of herbs and citrus, you may just enjoy this. The aura of tobacco is evident within a minute and there's no denying that the bottle, configured like a ...
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