I am transitioning fragrances from summer to fall and sometimes rotate Creeds Bois de Portugal into my lineup. (I have numerous manufacturers samples of creed and I am determined to plow through them)...

I will state up front that I have a problem with Creed fragances. They start out great, but then turn into an oversweet mess on me. This fragrance was unlike any men's scent that I've sniffed. I co...

I know that Bois du Portugal was Frank SInatra's signature fragrance, and that it really seems more suited to someone from the Rat Pack, like Dino or Sammy but for some reason I can totally picture Da...

I am a Creed fan, and this is my second favorite. Sometimes my wife will be in the shower when I spray it on while I am standing at the sink nearby and I just have to wait a few seconds before she say...

Well, whale vomit smells great! Yep, this perfume has ambergris in its base. This is a distinctive scent that is more predominant in the drydown. I gathered some samples for my husband to try so th...

I won't belabor all the wonderful things others have said. Let me just say this is the holy grail for me. By far the best scent available. Yowzza!

Amazingly upscale and formal. This one reeks of upscale "power." It does not stink at all, is not cloying and is so much LESS harsh than the reviews around this site. I expected an offensive "power" o...

A potent concoction of very dry woods, spices and a bit of sweet lavendar to balance things out. It is very potent, so more than 4 spitzes might be overdoing it a bit! One of Creeds finest, with exce...

Bois de Portugal is a very elegant, very masculine scent. Reminds me of something a distinguished gentleman would wear for an evening out. Casual, sporty and young it is not. Nor is it unisex (to m...

The beginning of Bois du Portugal is quite wierd as it could easily be considered either a gourmand or another addition to my Thai Restraunt collection of scents -- both the scent of Tom Yum soup and,...