Legend Night by Montblanc

It’s the clone of Nuit de l’Homme Intense… even the bottle is identical, hehe

Smells rich, a very soft sweet scent but with poor longevity

Legend Night by Montblanc is elegant and versatile, perfect for any occasion. It stands out for the soft creaminess of cardamom, which adds a warm, spicy touch, while the energetic and fresh lavender gives it a fougère sensation that balances everything. The blend of sweet and woody notes creates an enveloping richness, making it a sophisticated perfume that works well day or night. Its aroma is refined without being heavy, ideal for those seeking something distinctive and modern. Rich, rich, not suitable for super-sensitive noses

At first, I liked it for that prominent cardamom touch, but overall the perfume ends up smelling synthetic and personally, this becomes unbearable for me

Mediocre and bland scent, in the line of Armani Code Profumo. Respect to those who like it, but there are much better options.

Of all the sweet scents I’ve tried, this is the king. It’s generic and nothing new, with an DNA similar to Armani Code, but Legend Night is the freshest pick from the lottery. Smells youthful and sexy, like Eros EDT but with a stronger vanilla note. Ideal for dates or short dinners (max 4 hours) because the longevity is poor. If you’re looking for your first night perfume, forget it here. I like it and own it, but I don’t recommend it much. 6/10

The fragrance that opened my eyes to trying new things. Before, I used catalog perfumes and none made me feel what this one does. At first glance, it smells like vanilla with citrus touches, a woody base, and yes, synthetic. It lasts about six hours; at the end, it sticks to the skin and projects for a couple of hours at the start. I love it, but my partner is the one who hates it the most. I haven’t received compliments or complaints. If you find it cheap, it’s worth it; it’s not worth department store prices. It has good packaging and I’d buy it again; I haven’t found anything so identical.

It resembles L’Homme Ideal by Guerlain: the opening lasts 10 minutes and then turns into Versace Dreamer. It’s a delicious ‘Night’ version, suitable for all climates if you know how many sprays to use. It smells rich and is worth it. Absolutely delicious, if you like the ones I mentioned, you’ll love this. Delicious and at a good price. Nothing to do with the original Montblanc Legend.

Delicious aroma, vanilla dominates as I like it. But, surprise!, the longevity is totally scarce, 2 or 3 hours and then nothing.

I don’t know much about perfumes, I’ve had several, but this is by far my favorite for dates or night outings. It expresses seriousness and sensuality. I love the sweet and woody aroma; I can still smell it easily about 6 hours after applying it.

Nice sweet masculine aroma, you can tell the vanilla, apple, musk, and mint. I was surprised despite it being a generic scent I’ve smelled for years, but with better quality. It would be a good buy for the price. You can’t ask for much more longevity since Montblancs don’t last long (not more than 6 hours), but as a perfume, it’s very good. 100% recommended, pleasant sweet aroma.

A very solid bet from Montblanc. The vanilla and apple notes bring the sweetness, while the lavender adds that fresh touch. The rest is a bit undefined; you have to use your imagination. It works well for both men and women; it plays with the fresh-sweet duality and comes off effortlessly, with incredible versatility. It’s suitable for fall, winter, spring, and cool summer nights, because the vanilla isn’t as cloying as the tonka bean in Armani Code Profumo. The longevity is weak for an Eau de Parfum: about 4 hours of projection and sillage, then another 2 hours close to the skin. It’s sufficient. You have to apply it generously on the skin or clothes, as it lasts longer on fabric than on skin. Scent: 9, Versatility: 8.5, Longevity: 6.5, Projection: 6.5, Value: 8.

Legend Night smells generic, but rich, aromatic, and sweet without being cloying. It has a seductive side; you can detect the lavender, apple, vanilla, and woods. It seems like a mix of Eros, 212 VIP Black, and a bit of the new Uomo Signature, giving it that generic air, though it’s cheaper than all those fragrances. The downside is the projection and longevity: the projection is skin-scent only and lasts at most 6 hours (supposedly an Eau de Parfum), but it’s not bad, especially for a date; it’s enough. I like its scent.

It’s a very well-crafted perfume. The bottle, with ochre-to-black tones like a sunset, and the fragrance also ‘sunset’: it starts with fresh bergamot, cardamom, and green apple; then the aromatic notes lead to dry vanilla from coumarin, resins, and vetiver to masculinize it with warm, dark notes that mark the entry of night. Between the sweet, it’s very masculine and sexy, intimate in character due to its moderate projection, but perfect for that ‘night date’. My favorite facet of the ‘Legend’ line. A fragrance that isn’t very different, but with its visual concept it makes sense; I love perfumes that tell stories. Scent: 7/10, Sillage: 6/10, Longevity: 6/10, Age: 30-45, Style: Elegant/Sexy.

Legend Night 2017 surprised me. It’s not bad, but I think it’s among the ‘best’ Montblanc offers. If the notes were more natural and projection and longevity improved, it would be an excellent purchase, because the scent is good and notable, although sometimes synthetic notes give it a plastic aftertaste. Still, I’d use it for moments when I’m not in a rush to decide. I like the mix of vanilla, apple, cedar, and lavender. It’s very sensual, clean, and I think women won’t be indifferent to it in a man.