Men's Favorites sample pack

Pro tip: Niche perfume knows no gender. But that doesn't mean that we don't spot some gender-specific trends in tastes, and here's a clear one: Men love these scents. We've put them into one killer set and taken 10% off the price of á la carte samples.  

• Field Notes from Paris by Ineke is a woody oriental with fresh top notes of citrus and spicy coriander, a floral and tobacco heart, and a rich, warm, woody dry down. Like nothing you've ever smelled.
• Hermann by Etat Libre d'Orange is peppery and ozonic, which creates a sense of anticipation -- much like the scent of electrified air just before a thunderstorm explodes overhead. Earthy, modern, refreshing.
• Eight & Bob by Eight & Bob is a warm, spiced citrus with a fanciful back story that makes delightful use of the role of narrative in perfume. Hint: It involves JFK, a young Parisian, and some international intrigue.
• Reflection Man by Amouage is a delight in tangling your senses, gloriously overloading them with perfectly balanced accords. Each scent asks your time and thought -- they are never sniff-and-go. Neither is the man (or woman) found wearing them. If masculine security had a smell, this would be exactly it.
• White Pepper Mandarin by Noteology is a marvel of a scent -- juicy from the citrus yet somehow arid from the pepper and sage -- and quite a compliment grabber.
• Montabaco by Ormonde Jayne opens with soft suede and leather '/nuances that are quickly followed by warmly spiced cardamom and sexy blonde tobacco leaves. 
• A City on Fire by Imaginary Authors is a dark, smoky night in the woods.
• Ganymede by Marc-Antoine is inspired by the rocky satellite of Jupiter, both luminous and covered in salt-water oceans. Aluminous and fluid, the salinity of the sea gently waves into contact with fragrant violet as acidic mandarin falls into a supple suede and leather base in this all-season, anytime of the year, fragrant wear with great longevity so spray lightly and enjoy a walk on the moon.