Men
Legend Blue
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Legend Blue by Montblanc is an aromatic woody fragrance for men. Launched in 2024, this composition features mint and lavender as top notes; cedar and sandalwood in the heart; and ambroxan along with moss in the base. The creation is signed by the perfumer who designed it.
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I tried it fresh at El Corte Inglés and thought, ‘I’ve smelled this before.’ An hour later, trying to figure it out, I realized: it’s Cool Water Intense, a scent I know and used in the past. In my opinion, it smells very similar but with worse performance; I had to get very close to notice it. It’s another redundant fragrance that adds nothing (considering CWI is cheaper and performs better). From this line, I definitely stick with Spirit.
Rich perfume for daily use. It has the vibe of Montblanc Legend EDT, Marly Percival, and Abercrombie with an ambroxan base. If you already own those three, skip this one; but if you’re looking for this style and don’t have them, I highly recommend it. It lasts longer than the Montblanc (about 6 hours on skin, with 1.5 to 2 hours of projection). Currently, it’s only sold at El Corte Inglés; personally, I’ll wait for it to hit other stores to see if the price drops.
It’s like they made the white version for the EDT: the black is more complete, while the white is the sport version minus the aromatic notes, leaving just a base deodorant scent. The Blue is like a sport version of the white, but this time they toned down the deodorant aspect and added maritime and citrus notes for that typical energy. Unlike the red, here it’s well-rounded, everything works in harmony, and it smells great—I recommend it. I’m eager to try the yellow Eros too. Cheers.
Legend Blue is aromatic, herbal, and woody. Sweet-fruity opening like pineapple with spicy mint tones, and lavender throughout the dry down. From the moment I applied it, it reminded me of Boss Bottled Unlimited, and I’m not the only one; the resemblance is notable. The scent stays sweet and fresh without many changes. This version can be worn in spring, summer, and autumn; it’s versatile and projects joy and optimism, something I also perceive in Boss Unlimited. Style from youthful to mature, for casual situations, hanging out with friends, movies, school, etc. Longevity is good for a freshie, at least 8 hours on me, with a trail that’s not intimate compared to other Legends. I liked it and am sure others will too, but it’s nothing new, especially given its strong resemblance to Hugo Boss. Still, I invite you all to try it.
Legend Blue is aromatic, herbal, and woody. The opening is sweet-fruity like pineapple with spicy mint touches, and the base features lavender throughout the development. It reminded me of Boss Bottled Unlimited, and I’m not the only one; the resemblance is notable. The scent stays sweet and fresh without many changes. This version is great for spring, summer, and autumn; it’s versatile and projects joy and optimism, just like Boss Unlimited. The style ranges from youthful to mature, perfect for casual situations, hanging out with friends, movies, etc. Longevity is good for a freshie, at least 8 hours, though the trail is nothing compared to other Legend scents. I liked it, I’m sure others will too, but it’s not novel due to the similarity with Hugo Boss. Still, give it a try.
It’s a canonical blue fragrance. It smells exactly like these types of fragrances are supposed to. Fresh mint opening, then the typical ambroxan with wood and a hint of lavender. Although it might seem like there are other notes (at one point I noticed something like pineapple), there aren’t. It’s super simple but very pleasant. Because of its simplicity, I see it as very usable. It goes well in any season, except harsh winter or scorching summer. Day and night. Performance? Discreet projection and just-right longevity. The same goes for Spirit. That’s the issue; maybe they’re a bit pricey for what they offer. The Montblanc packaging, as always, is top-notch, beautiful bottle. It could be a hit for gifting, hard to dislike, although performance-wise it’s just okay.
Ultra generic. Thousands of blue men’s fragrances, car air fresheners, department store hallways, and heavy experiences come to mind. It has absolutely everything I hate about a ‘men’s fragrance’. They didn’t even dare to sign it by any perfumer… I’m rushing to wipe my wrist with mistletoe.
It smells like a mix of thousands of generic blues, car air fresheners, and department store hallways; it’s exactly everything I hate in a men’s perfume, and since it doesn’t even have a perfumer’s signature, I wiped my wrist with mistol immediately.
Vulgar.
Montblanc Legend Blue aims to be fresh and easy, and it delivers: it’s clean, aromatic, with a woody and spicy touch that makes it versatile. But honestly, is there anything new? Not really. For someone looking for something simply ‘pleasant’ without surprises, it’s a safe bet, but for those seeking something unique, it disappoints. Well-made, but generic. Reminds me of other fresh lines without a memorable signature. As one Reddit user said, it’s the closet perfume for any occasion without drawing much attention. Its virtue and limitation lie there. It doesn’t stand out or offend, but it lacks a wow factor. Basenotes says it fulfills its purpose but is hard to remember by the end of the day. Longevity and projection are decent but not exaggerated; perfect if you want something discreet and reliable. If you’re looking for exclusivity or personality, this might not be the ideal choice. Where does it fit? Office, casual outings, or hot days when you don’t want something heavy or dominant.
On the skin, it smells like brand new Dove soap. I smelled it in the store, and the first time, due to oxidation or lack of aging, it lasted a breath but smelled different and so delicious it made me tremble.
Smells good, but nothing extraordinary. Medium longevity. I’d recommend it for hot days or a summer night. The price is average because it smells like other perfumes.
Pretty boring and generic attempt. Seems like Montblanc’s commercial play for a younger crowd, a light and bastardized version of Versace Eros: mint with ambroxan, fresher but way more generic and soulless. It smells like something I’ve heard before. Summary: synthetic mint with a ‘bleu’ touch, versatile and commercial, now with a bit of sillage, close to classic Burberry Men with its well-known lavender-cedar-sandalwood trio. Moderate performance, leaning towards weak: max 5 hours and very short trail. Total versatility, good for any season. Good price for the current market. PS: Do you really think it’s the same as PdM’s Percival or A&F’s Fierce? Cheers.
Smells great, fresh and masculine without being exotic. It’s exactly what a man should smell like. If you’re looking for something similar, here’s another valid option; after all, tastes are subjective.
Smells very good, fresh and masculine without being exotic, exactly what a man should smell like. If there are some that resemble it, so be it; here’s another option, and for tastes, there are colors.
Look, I keep saying it, but I need to test it in different situations. Bottom line: I love it. Do you know the Captain deodorant stick from Old Spice? It smells like that, but multiplied by ten with the power of a real perfume. Pure masculinity, brutal projection for the first hour, and that classic blue vibe. Standard performance for its class.
A proper blue fragrance, very masculine. It’s the Dylan Blue, Montblanc Sauvage, but without the citrus part of those, leaning more towards a clean, minty aroma with a shower gel vibe. Good longevity and projection, lasting around 7 hours on skin and projecting well in the first hour. I think it’s a very good option for a first perfume due to its low price, just making competition to rivals like the already mentioned Dylan Blue. Taste is subjective, but it perfectly fulfills its duty.
Another attempt that feels timid, predictable, and repetitive. There’s a modern fougère vibe that feels familiar, almost recycled, very generic. The lavender, cedar, and sandalwood form that base we’ve smelled countless times; everything is so generic it’s hard to find its own identity. That makes it not recommended. It has an astringent touch and lacks the compliment factor that other blue fragrances in the same category have. You can compare it side by side with another blue fragrance and you’ll understand better; Dior Sauvage takes the street. Projection and longevity: Very much in line with many recent designer fragrances: discreet performance. It’s an inoffensive, easy-to-wear fragrance, perhaps too easy. If you’re looking for character, innovation, or simply a memorable scent that gets you compliments just for your fragrance… you won’t find it here. Conclusion: There are many other alternatives.
Another attempt that’s a bit timid, predictable, and repetitive. There’s a modern, familiar fougère air, almost recycled, very generic. The lavender, cedar, and sandalwood form that base we’ve smelled countless times before; everything is so generic that it’s hard to find its own identity. I don’t recommend it. It has an astringent touch and lacks that compliment factor found in other blue fragrances. Compared side-by-side with another blue, you’ll understand better; Dior Sauvage wins hands down. Projection and longevity are very much in line with recent designer fragrances; performance is discreet. It’s harmless and easy to wear, perhaps too much. If you’re looking for character, innovation, or a memorable aroma that gets you compliments… you won’t find it here. Conclusion: there are many other alternatives.
Blue fragrance, fresh and clean. Good trail and projection. What’s the downside? It’s very similar to its sister, the original Legend (the black bottle), so it feels nothing original and even disappointing. It can’t be that more than 10 years later they launch an almost identical concept, right? Why?… I give it a 7.
The fragrance opens with a clean, vibrant freshness, lavender and mint drawing an elegant, icy beginning. It’s a sober start but full of energy, evoking clear, silent mornings with dew on the skin. In the heart, cedar takes the lead with its dry firmness, accompanied by a softer sandalwood that adds roundness. At the end, a base of ambroxan blends with moss, leaving a mossy, slightly earthy, and musky trail that balances the initial freshness with contained warmth. It’s a composition representing classic serenity with a modern twist. Ideal for those who appreciate the sober but intentional, for the man who doesn’t need to impose himself to stand out. Confident, elegant without pretension, with a clean aura that endures effortlessly. If it were classical music, it would be “Black Shadow” by Juan Durán, for its restraint and serene depth. In jazz, it evokes the intimacy of Abe Rábade, where the piano becomes a landscape. And if it had a color, it would be wet granite gray, noble, cool to the touch, but with solid, tranquil beauty like the Galician coast in winter.
Honestly, it smells somewhat like Luna Rosa, the classic Prada. Sincerely, this Montblanc is direct to the point, simple, easy to identify, yet rich and masculine. If you’re looking for something uncomplicated for daily wear that smells masculine, this is your perfume.
The fragrance opens with a clean, vibrant freshness, with lavender and mint drawing an aromatic, elegant, and slightly icy beginning. A sober start but with energy, evoking clear mornings with dew on the skin. In the heart, cedar takes center stage with firm dryness, accompanied by soft sandalwood that adds roundness. The dry-down reveals an ambroxan base that blends with moss, leaving a mossy, slightly earthy, and musky trail that balances the initial freshness with contained warmth. It represents classic serenity with a contemporary twist. Ideal for those who appreciate the sober but intentional, for the man who doesn’t need to impose himself to stand out. Safe, elegant without pretension, with a clean air that lingers. If it were classical music, it would be ‘Black Shadow’ by Juan Durán, for its restraint and serene depth. In jazz, it evokes the intimacy of Abe Rábade. And if it had a color, it would be wet granite gray, noble, cold to the touch, but with solid and tranquil beauty like the Galician coast in winter.
It reminds me of perfumes from the 2000s; mint stands out on my skin. I’ll use it for daytime, which is what I bought it for. I live in a cold city, so it will come in handy. I’ll stay loyal to this brand; with this, it’s my fifth perfume, my top picks: Explorer, Starwalker, Spirit, Blue, and Individuel.
It comes out minty, with lots of lavender and an ambroxan that’s noticeable until the very end. It’s a masculine fragrance that smells clean, neat, and proper. It’s very versatile and pleasant, which is probably why some criticize it for being generic; it smells so good and serves for everything. Not everything has to be Himalayan rose, Laotian oud, or rhino sneezes; there’s also room for these clean, fresh blue fragrances that everyone loves.
Mentholated opening, lots of lavender and ambroxan all the way through. Smells clean, crisp, and correct. It’s very versatile and pleasant, perhaps which is why some despise it for being generic. Not everything has to be Himalayan rose with oud and rhino sneezes; there should also be room for blue, clean, fresh fragrances that everyone likes.
Smells like deodorant to me. I don’t like it at all. I prefer the Starwalker Extreme, and much more so the Emblem.
Smells like deodorant. I don’t like it. I prefer Starwalker Extreme, and much more so Emblem.
If they handed this to me without telling me it’s perfume, I’d say it’s shaving cream. It smells masculine, slightly sweet, bright, acidic, and fresh. It’s a modest scent, no pretensions. Of course, it won’t win awards for originality or discover anything new, but it’s one of my favorites because it breaks the mold; instead of going sweet at the end, it modernizes that classic 90s fragrance with clean lavender. If I had to change something, it’s that the ambroxan lingers alone at the end without anything to soften it.
This is what I wear when I want to smell clean and straightforward. It comes out super fresh, then the lavender starts to show after a while. The wood notes kick in later, smelling similar to the Legend from the black bottle. In short, a good blue fragrance, all masculine, with decent longevity, fair price, and leaves you with that freshly showered feeling.