Grey Vetiver is the men’s eau de parfum Tom Ford launched in 2009, composed by Harry Frémont. Vetiver moves from the background to the foreground: grapefruit, orange blossom and sage brighten it, nutmeg, iris and allspice spice it, amber woods and oakmoss ground it.
Kevin, on Now Smell This, found in 2009 a high-quality, discreet and somewhat “corporate” vetiver, which he recommends above all to those who want to discover the material.
What critics say
Now Smell This, September 2009
Kevin, on 11 September 2009, calls himself a great vetiver lover. He describes a discreet fragrance that opens on warm citrus and quickly moves to a smoky phase, through which a note of sweat breaks, perhaps due to the grapefruit.
The heart seems to him made of vetiver, with a touch of toasted tonka and nutmeg; the base lets pepper and warm woods come through. He sees it as a high-quality vetiver, adult and somewhat “corporate” in character, with nothing new for those who already own several vetivers, but an excellent starting point for anyone wanting to get to know it.
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