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electrospeed – :
This was released in 1984 not 1983
LIRA25 – :
Mostly out of curiosity, and because of its wonderful back story (see “the Internet” for further information), I bought McGregor, thinking if nothing else, at the end of the transaction I’d have a bottle on my shelf called “McGregor” and that was about the level of winning to which I aspired. Calling it a sheepish chypre is surely me succumbing to a clannish urge to indulge in Scottish stereotype (Hey McLeod, get off of my ewe etc.) but there really is a subtlety to this scent for which the knowledge that you’re smelling an early 80s release by Faberge in no way prepares you: the lime and sage notes dominate, but in harmony with a restrained patchouli darting in and out over top of a steady bass line of vetiver. Elsewhere, I’ve seen McGregor referred to as “harsh” but that’s the name and the company getting in the way of the scent: this isn’t Danny Boyle’s Trainspotting sequel (Begbie about to head butt), it’s the James Bond of Sean Connery in grey flannel, eyebrow cocked.