Terre d'Hermes Eau Givree Hermès for men

I love the sharpness and uniqueness of this cologne. The punchiest and realest citrus peel note that I've smelled yet. Lemon/lime peel, green, and slight hints of wood. Longevity is a slight issue, but it's not a super expensive cologne so I can't fault it too much for that.

Impeccable fragrance. Best citron I've ever smelled in a cologne. It's not overly complicated, either. The juniper comes through nicely, the zest with that make it rather fresh. After an hour or so the citrus calms down and the woody base notes come alive. Juniper hangs out. I'd give it a 9 out of 10, and the only reason it loses a point is because its longevity is absolute trash. It diminishes 80% after four hours on my skin. Whispers of what must have been a fragrance remain at six hours. Though I wish it lasted longer, this makes it a great morning fragrance, if you have evening plans could swap out fragrances easily later in the day. If in a rush, wouldn't even need to shower this off.

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بعد از گذشت تقریبا نیم ساعت فضای مرکباتی فروکش می کنه(خاموش نمیشه) و یک رگه ادویه شبیه به زیره(بسیار ملایم)حس میشه که انگار با چند تا ادویه دیگه هم ترکیب شده اما به هیچ عنوان صحنه گردانی نمی کنند و قلب عطر رو یک بوی وتیوری گیاهی و مرطوب تشکیل داده.

یعنی توی درای داون به نسخه اصلی کار نزدیک میشه و خط رو گم نمی کنه و چقدر هم زیبا اجرا شده.
در نهایت شما هیچ جای کار افت نمی بینید و با فرود آکورد مرکباتی و فراز آورد های گیاهی و آروماتیک؛یک سمفونی سبز بسیار زیبا رو مشاهده می کنید.
کیفیت در حد و اندازه هرمس؛درجه یک
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scent:9.5/10
longevity:8/10
sillage:7/10
purchase value:5.5/10
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overall:7.5/10

Amazing opening. Longevity is lacking due to it being so fresh. Excellent for summer and casual wear.

I finally got around to picking this one up a couple of months ago, and I've now worn it a few times. Comparing to Eau Tres Fraiche, it's similar but I prefer Eau Tres Fraiche. The projection and longevity is less than ETF as well. It's good, not great.

This is an insanely good citrus note, with a light layer of aromatic elegance. Very fresh. I didn't really like the original but this one has a bit of an edge, it's sharper. Very good choice for the dog days. This is quite light though so it's not something I'd choose for an evening out (something like The One EdP would be much better).

smells exactly like a fancy hotel Recepion Ngl

Smells exactly like a real citron. manifique! 9/10 it would be a 10/10 if it lasted

Great opening which, on my skin, comes off as slightly mango. Dry down is less spectacular, resembling Mont Blanc Explorer.

Bitter, sour, citrussy. In the best way possible!
Perfect fragrance for hot weather, and I mean HOT. This is when this one shines. I'm currently wearing eau givree in 39° C and it's a banger. It's refreshing and will definitely please most people around you with it's amazing scent.

The opening is the best part as you get a blast of what resembles grapefruit. However, this aspect is short-lived and the fragrance quickly loses its charm.

Overall this just ended up being a worse version of TDH in my mind. By trying to be a fresher alteration of the original, it loses character on the drydown and fails to last as long. Yes, it's definitely better in high heat, otherwise I'm picking the original every day of the week.

Not a fan of the gin-smelling frags, but this one isn’t over the top like say Costa Azzura parfum. This is subdued juniper berry but also lemonade-y. Refreshing af, perfect for a hot summer day

INITIAL IMPRESSIONS

The opening is a blast of bitter citrus, orange. The terre d'hermes DNA is there.

Smells really pleasant after the initial citrus blast. Fresh, orangey, great for spring and summer and in the sun it projects and you can really smell this fragrance.

First 2-3 hours the projection is great! Then you can still smell it after that but closer. Well blended beautiful, unique DNA.

Punchy Citrus
A superb scent (in my subjective opinion). From French, Eau Givrée translates into English as frosted water and it is superlatively cold. I love the punchy citron in the head notes along with the juniper. It will rattle and shake you as if you took an audacious dip into an ice bath; that is one impression.

The notes de facto have been divided and listed here on this page. In the head, there's certainly the punchy citron and juniper berry. To my nose, the Nepalese Sichuan pepper weaves and laces through with a soft presence at the top, but it isn't overwhelming. The head is certainly my favorite expression of this fragrance, followed by the tails.

In the heart, the minerality does start to express its individuality. Some flintiness starts to shine through, and It's tied to the rest of the notes.

Following the heart, in the tail, the Iso E Super comes through brilliantly with the subtle cedar, and dry, dusty gravel undertones. There is a trace amount of minerality left. I am a simple man, and when I smell Iso E Super, I lean into my skin for an olfactory affair.

However, here is the caveat: Vis-à-vie to the impressions and expressions on the mind, this may or may not be what you are looking for. I appreciate the singular notes, however, in juxtaposition, the olfactory impression is certainly imprinted with mental images of glossy magazines reflective of the light and even Blockbuster in the heart of the fragrance.

Yes, the now-defunct video rental chain that went out of business in the early 2010s. Yes, I can smell the inside of the store with its sterility and rentable movies found inside their black plastic containers.

Proceed as you wish.

Am I the only one that thinks this smells just like Un Jardin Sur Le Nil ? 🤷🏾♂️?! For realz?😮 I have UJSLN body wash and lotion and use them both when I am wear this ! Anyone else?! Love it BTW. Great for summer every day … also layer it with Thé Matcha 26 which works well. I think. 🤔.

My favorite of the line, just ahead of Eau Intense Vetiver. The opening makes my eyes squint and I get that sour, tingly sensation on my taste buds - an involuntary reaction, as if eating an actual citrus fruit.

This fragrance made me like citrus notes again. For a minute I thought that citrus dominant fragrances were not for me, since they often reminded me of lemon pledge. But this type of citrus I enjoy - uplifting and invigorating.

Decent performance for this day and age (2022 bottle).

So many mentions of grapefruit (which does exist, particularly in the drydown - a characteristic of a certain grapefruit aromachems, as natural grapefruit oil is a very fleeting and volatile top note), but very little mention of juniper, which is the star of the show here - or, at least in the top-half. It really is a gin-like fragrance. I'm not typically a fan of gin themes, only because they're so difficult to do well, so most are disappointing, but I adore juniper in any context - even as a fantasy accord, and, for a predominantly synthetic fragrance, this one is done exquisitely well.

I'm not the biggest fan of the Terre d' Hermes line. The EdT and "Parfum" iterations are okay, and I get the appeal, but I find them boring, as it's essentially just 50% Iso-E Super, with a ton of Vertofix, vetiveryl acetate, and some other sheer woody/cedar/vetiver aromachems with a synthetic waxy orange accord. I can deal with the IES, but the fake vetiver overdose is grating to me.

Here, we see a similarly massive dose of Iso-E Super (to me, it smells more like Iso-G Super or Sylvamber), but rather than being weighed down and muddled by synthetic vetiver, of which I do still detect in the form of vetiveryl acetate, albeit dosed much lower here, there is a conspicuous and diffusive juniper berry note, that the IES serves to prop up, rather than it (the IES) being the unimpeded star of the show. It's bracingly fresh and vibrant, but there's zero terpenic noise. No camphor or cineolic notes, nothing minty or green/vegetal. You get the aromatic, herbal, semi-coniferous side of juniper berry, with more emphasis on the clean spicy fruity-peppery side. This is further-emphasized by the brilliant pairing of Timur pepper co2 (likely one of the only naturals in the formula), which lends an almost "Sauvage-like" note to the top, minus the loud metallic sweetness you get from pink peppercorn, and replaced by the subtle citrusy zing of Timur pepper. The citron note is reserved, and ties in perfectly with the other gin themed notes, growing softer and oilier as it dries down. Unlike lemon, citron is a pretty tenacious citrus material, and can persist well into the heart. It opens with a sparkle and shimmer, without even remotely hinting at lemon floor cleaner or disinfectant, and eventually melds into the other aromatic components.

It's a pretty simple fragrance. There are some cedar-like materials that round out the bottom end and lend some structural character, but by-and-large, it's really about the juniper, citron, Timur pepper, IES, and "vetiver". Given the sheer, transparent nature of the base, it makes for a very linear and seamless blend - simple, yes, but almost deliberately so, in a minimalistic way. The IES serves as a clean canvas, providing a neutral, clean, mineralic and woody backdrop, allowing the fresh aromatics to persist into the dry-down, which does come soon, and no one would be fooled thinking this is some powerhouse extrait.

It's like a cologne, and should probably be treated as such. A fresh, clean, and bracing fragrance, with a minimalistic and ultra-modern feel, and just enough naturalism to where, despite being synthetic, doesn't smell "chemical" or screechy in any way. Given the cool, grey, woodsy juniper accord, this would actually feel quite appropriate in late autumn and winter, just as much as in the heart of spring. I'd just apply a bit more liberally in the cold, to allow it to cut through.

But a fragrance that wears equally well in the dead of summer as it does in the heart of winter is a hard feat to pull off, and despite this being a synthetic mainstream designer, and, at least on paper, a super boring and simplistic one, I actually quite like this, and will probably even seek to obtain a full bottle.

This is my idea of a mass-appealing "dumb reach" designer done right.

In my opinion, this is the best and most unique of the Terre d'Hermes collection.

That citron note is quite strong, zingy and overpowering. It almost feels like stinging. So you have to like that to appreciate this fragrance. Good for summer days. But I do miss some depth as this stays quite linear. Hermès is a great designer house and I have only smelled good to great fragrances from them. This falls in the good but not great category because I find the opening too aggressively citrusy. I prefer the original Terre d’Hermès, which is a masterpiece and much more versatile.

My mom randomly gave this to me a few months ago. I like it but not really into it that much, most of my friends like it too, never had that much people like my fragrant before. It’s an easy compliment getter for sure.

Fragrances often go through what I like to call the infatuation phase. In this phase, you instantly fall in love with the scent but haven't yet gotten to know its quirks or fully understand how the fragrance develops. I am happy to report that after a year of owning Terre D' Hermes Eau Givree, I still love this fragrance. The opening of the scent is mesmerizing as it opens with a photorealistic interpretation of pink grapefruit; it smells like freshly squeezed grapefruit juice. As the fragrance settles, you get some similarities to the Terre D' Hermes Eau Fraiche but with a stronger, more pronounced citrus/citron. The full dry-down is slightly woodsier but unmistakably Hermes. It is a bright, uplifting, and refreshing scent that I love.

In my mind this is a "situational fragrance". As in there are very specific situations where this is the exact fragrance you want, but it's not necessarily a daily wear. It reminds me of oranges on a warm summer day in a field of flowers. It is a lovely fragrance when you want to embrace a nice warm pleasant day. Think light clouds and open blue skies. I think it is unisex, perhaps leaning masculine very slightly. It plays a very specific role in the collection.

The original Terre d'hermes is probably my most worn fragrance. I absolutely love it. So this was obviously a must try for me. The opening is perhaps one of the most sharp citrus opens I've ever experienced and it's great. The first time I smelt it I was a little taken back. It's sharp, aggressive and potentially off putting if you're new to fragrances. I do really like the opening alot actually, it was just very surprising. The dry down is a little disappointing. It's a faint weaker take on the Terre DNA. It definitely has the original DNA in here. It's just not as soild and full bodied as I was hoping for. I want to test this again but I can see myself buying it. It's a soild like for me, not a love. If you're new to fragrances sample. That opening may be too much for you. For me that opening makes this possibly worth a pick up because I really like it. The original is the the best for me. This is very good, not great.

Update: I re-tested today at sephora and I think I'm ready to buy it. That opening is absolutely incredible. I feel I got better performance this time around. I picked up whiffs throughout the day with a couple sprays on the hand. I still think it kinda lacks a backbone with a dry down that smells like a weaker version of the original Terre. I'm in between a like and a love.

I thought this would be a safe likeable scent for just about anyone. Turns out it's not. According to my fiancee, this makes you smell like a menthol tree and I kind of agree. Definitely not for everyone, please try before buying.

I disagree with other reviewers who say this doesn't share the Hermes DNA. It definitely does! Take the original, replace the sweet orange top notes with a sharp citron and juniper, and lighten the heavy flinty mid notes so that they're not quite as strong and you get this. I think it's better than the original, at least for spring and summer wear. An excellent buy if you like terre dhermes but want to stand out a bit more.

Wandered into the Hermès store in Pacific Place Mall, Jakarta, last week after a business lunch. I have Terre d'Hermes but have never given the rest of their fragrance lineup a real go. Out of the current lineup, Eau Givree definitely stood out to me positively.

@spartaksci mentioned this in their review below, and I agree: While they don't smell identical, Eau Givree and Eau de Rochas Homme share definite similarities. Eau de Rochas leans more heavily on the citrus, though, while Eau Givree is much greener. You can also definitely tell Eau Givree is a more modern fragrance against the Rochas. The Rochas definitely smells like it is a child of the 90s (those Aldehydes, lol), but I personally don't think that is a negative at all for the Rochas.

If you're looking for a similar "vibe" that Eau Givree puts out or a cheaper alternative, i.e., something still within this classy herbal citrus DNA/family, give Eau de Rochas Homme a go.

As for Eau Givree, it's now firmly on my "to buy" list.

I love this scent so much! I hope it will stay a lesser known member of the terre line, altough it differs a lot from the original terre edt/edp, lot less mosquito spray vibe. Doesn’t project as much, no different from other citrus dominant scents, but it lasts long time as long as you hydrate and use vaseline. scent is 10/10 for me, longevity 10/7, projection 10/5, versatility is 10/4 as it is mostly a summer scent in my opinion.

Opens up with this fresh grapefruit almost pomelo scent and dry's down to a fresh lemonade/lemontree auqa scent with a wood base

scent 9,4/10

longevity(on my skin) 7,8/10

sillage 6,2/10

this is a really safe blind buy if u like sour/fresh scents BUT always TRY BEFORE YOU BUY

Wow , What a fragrance , Now i was a fan of the original TDH but this is just another level , incredibly vibrant and sour citron opening that is just so lively , as it dries down the citron gets tamed but i STILL pick it up throughout the life of the fragrance , the juniper and aromatic notes and the earthy notes and woods start to shine through near the 30 minute mark. The citrus in this might not be for everyone as it is very rindy but i personally love it , Citron isn't a very commonly used citrus so i'll try to explain how it smells , it's basically like a grapefruit-lemon hybrid citrus , But more lemon than grapefruit.

Scent : 9.5/10

Performance : 7.5/10 , For a Fresh summer fragrance this is great , You're getting easily 5-6 hours if not more with a solid 2 foot projection the first couple hours

Price : 8/10 , This will run you around 80-100$ Which is a solid price considering the quality of ingredients used

Overall : 9/10

And the appropriate weather for this is obviously Spring/Summer , You could stretch it and say it works in the fall too because of the earthiness but there are better options , but this fragrance really shines when the heat is above 25 degrees celsius or around 80 fahrenheit

This one is superb. They've mixed this beautifully. At the opening I get everything, but it's so smoothly blended that it just works. You'll pick up on the cedar along with the powerful citron note, which I think is just a combo of grapefruit, juniper and lemon. Interestingly, I do pick up pine needle oil and pamplemousse. After a a little bit of time, what dominates the fragrance for me is that mineral note along with the juniper berry/grapefruit. This combo sticks around for some time.

I do see the resemblance to LBF and I do feel a slight resemblance to H24, but I wouldn't say they are that close beause this one doesn't have that powerful and sour fruity note that H24 does. After Eau Givree gets more in the mid, I pick up on a flint note! Someone who reviewed this said that in about 10 years from now people are going to start calling this a masterpiece, just got a backup bottle after 10 minutes of time with the newly arrived Eau Givree. 9.5/10

Opens with orange rind, then settles into summery lemon trees. Don't get too comfortable, though, because for me this wore off within an hour. Cannot justify buying anything that short-lived.

Smells like you're peeling a juicy, tasty grapefruit. Smells amazing, it could easily be more popular than Torino21 for example if it was sold by Xerjoff. Unfortunately the longevity isn't really there, which is... to be expected from this sort of fragrances. But even so, the smell is so, so good I had to get myself a bottle. Sometimes 1 hour of greatness is much better than 10 hours of mediocrity.

One of the most refreshing fragrances I've ever smelled. Need to try on my skin but I can easily see this being an excellent everyday summer fragrance.

Unfortunately smells more like a H24 flanker, rather than Terre D'Hermes. You can notice the style of the new in house perfumer. Not a fan of her to be honest.

It has the original Terre d’Hermes dna, but is fresher, brighter and more modern. The mineral and elevated citron notes make this to the best in the TdH line. A masterpiece.

As I was testing this, my wife asks me "Why does it smell like mosquito repellent in here?" LOL. Yeah I was kind of enjoying it up until that point.

Would have been amazing if it lastet longer, but some scents aren't made to last long. This is very masculine and signature-worthy. Smells like gin & tonic. Smells also a bit like Dior Homme EDT, but more cold/cool, like there's some ice-cubes added to the scent!

The opening reminds me a lot of Xerjoff's Torino21. Very natural smelling, almost like a lemon tea. And of course, the infamous gin & tonic-like smell is also prominent. Very pleasing summer-time scent, that I'm gonna enjoy having in my rotation!
Scent: 8/10 - Drydown is not as good as opening, but really good still.
Longevity: 7/10
Projection: 6/10
Price per ml: 7/10

Beautiful and refreshing summer juice. Will be wearing this as my signature scent throughout this summer.

Thank goodness this lasts on me!
Smells great.
I blended it with Torino 21 for Nio and those combos are fire.

Year round!
Gorgeous!

This scent is okay, it comes off very citrusy and smells fresh, although with the mid notes, it doesn't get much more complex, it has a mix between a bundle of lemons and oragnes, and a backing of pine. Its not very masculine, nor femine but would not be a cologne to wear.

I have terre de hermes and eau tres fraiche and I really like in terre d'hermes in a weird way. The original to me is very pungent at first from the bitter orange and vetiver, but somehow I just really enjoy it and feels very classy too me. This one trades that strong bitter orange for a juicy grapefruit and tones down the vetiver, but the vetiver is still very prominent. To my preference they perfected the formula. It's still citrusy but a strong grapefruit fresh feeling, but not light. It's still a strong vetiver, but not off putting but just right. The blend is beautiful. It's one I want to wear all the time. It is perfection of the terre d'hermes dna and signature scent worthy. Going to my top 5

I will preface this write up with an opinion that will be contrary to most here. This has very little resemblance to the Terre D’Hermes line up. I own the complete series and Eau Givree is the flanker that has the least in common with the previous releases before it. I’m not saying that it isn’t any good because it is. It’s just that the lineage is vaguely apparent and I would even consider this a creation of its own right. Great opening with that citrus blast and mineral essence but, It kind of goes flat from there. None of that orange semi dirty with flint like accord that is a signature of this lineage.

Eau Givree is good but, not quite like the OG and it’s flankers. It has quality without the heritage and prestige of the former creations. Jean Claude-Elena created timeless masterpieces. The new perfumer is good but, not in the same class as JCE. Just my 2 cents….

Breathe in the Icy Air of Confidence: My Review of Terre d'Hermès Eau Givrée

..First Impressions: The citrus blast hits like a splash of icy water, invigorating and attention-grabbing. But it's not just a fleeting zing. The grapefruit note lingers, interwoven with a subtle, spicy whisper of juniper berry. Think less forest floor, more sun-drenched Mediterranean cliffside. The green pepper adds a sophisticated kick, a touch of intrigue that keeps you guessing.

..The Heart of the Matter: As the fragrance settles, the magic happens. The earthy, woody base emerges, a comforting counterpoint to the initial freshness. It's like the sun warming the cool mountain air, bringing out a masculine warmth and depth. Cedarwood and vetiver ground you, while a touch of mineral water adds an unexpected twist – like the icy meltwater carving its way through the rock.

..Lasting Power: This isn't a fragrance that fades after an hour. Eau Givrée holds its own, evolving throughout the day. The citrus softens, the pepper becomes more prominent, and the base lingers like a subtle, smoky ember. It's a scent that leaves a lasting impression, not just on you, but on those around you.

?Who is This For? The Eau Givrée man is confident, yet approachable. He's comfortable in his own skin, but not afraid to stand out. He appreciates quality and craftsmanship, and understands the power of a well-chosen scent. Whether you're scaling career heights or exploring hidden coves, this fragrance is your companion.

!The Verdict: Terre d'Hermès Eau Givrée isn't just a fragrance; it's an experience. It's a breath of fresh air in a world of olfactory monotony. If you're looking for a scent that's invigorating, sophisticated, and undeniably masculine, look no further. This is more than just a thumbs up; it's a standing ovation. Trust me, gentlemen, this is one icy peak you won't want to miss.

P.S. Don't just take my word for it. Try it yourself and see if it doesn't become your new signature scent. The compliments will roll in, guaranteed! Now go out there and conquer the world, one confident sniff at a time.

Beautiful citrus opening but performance and longevity is abysmal. I Even tried spraying it on my shit to get it to last longer but was very disappointed. You can go heavy with the trigger and it will still vanish in an hour.

Full disappointed with this "flanker", once, and again. What's the point create these water bombs one after another again and again?? If I had to work with such a thin line of ingredients accepted anymore, I would re-educate as parfumer to lawyer or something else. And by the way, it's not juniper at all, maybe a little hint of blackberries staying two seconds in the wrest....

This opens with fresh orange, lovely juicy orange or manderine with the skin just being broken into and the zesty spray coming out kind of smell. Half an hour to an hour later it's citrus has died down and it's giving much more floral aromatic notes. If it had better longevity I'd score it quite a lot higher in terms of value because it does smell nice. Or if wasn't so expensive. It's pricey at 100e for something that's all but gone within a couple hours. It's detectable with my nose pressed up against my skin now, 8 hours later, but only just.

Projection: 4/10 (moderate in the opening, non existent in the dry down)
Longevity: 3/10
Quality: 8/10 (I really love the opening)

I started with demo mini bottle, and it was just like in the reviews, fresh clean, you just know that's Hermes family fragrance. But it was not long-lasting... Then I go with 100 ml of it and surprisingly turned out it IS long-lasting, maybe near 6-7 hours!

I would for sure recommend this perfume if you already have classic terre, but you looking something for hot spring and summer days, something more sporty less classic. I really like this luxurious notes in perfumes from Hermes

This is one of the very best fresh fragrances I've ever laid my nose upon. Incredibly refreshing, natural and luxurious.

For a citrus fragrance, it lasts a good amount of time on me. It's just a very strong bitter lemony citrus that stays pretty linear.

It's not to my taste though, it's almost sour in it's bitterness, closer to concentrated lemon juice than a freshly squeezed lemon.

Wow the citron really packs a punch ! Unique and classy. Not really my style but it’s a fragrance that has to be respected for not following the trends which will make it stand the test of time in my opinion

This should have won the perfume of the year award, not the over hyped le male elixir, this is the best sour citrus fresh perfume to date, super versatile and put a smile on the face. 10/10 👏🏻

Finally a fresh designer scent that smells distinctive and doesn’t blend into a sea of sameness. The bitter citrus and strong juniper have a lot of punch and surprising lasting power. There is a sharpness here, the juniper and mineral, that keeps my nose from going blind to it.

This will be a great one for the warmer weather. Simple strong notes.

I just adore this scent. Versatile everyday workplace safe scent profile. What more to say.
It’s a 9.5/10 and the 0.5 is due to moderate longevity other than that I absolutely love the smell

could you guys stop calling it "a summer scent" already, please? it's a perfect everyday scent, much in the tradition of italian men's colognes from the past. almost forgotten species which is so-so surviving in a fragrance world dominated by juvenile sticky sweetness, both designer and niche. a laughable trend.
i admire hermes for being brave and different.
10/10

Elegant perfume amazing quality, I wish most people didn't know about this. My precious...:)

If anyone has a bottle of this and is willing to trade it, go ahead and message me directly so we can negotiate a potential swap exchange please 🙏🏼

I got to the conclusion that it smells like cold citrus marihuana.

I was wearing it today on a winter rainy day and it is so good, really didn't feel out of place.
Also this lasts for very long.

It has something other summer fragrances don`t, seriousness. Great for the office in the summer.

After weeks I can say this fragrance is phenomenal. Dirty, manly citron with herbal-woody drydown. EXTREMELY refreshing !!! But very WEAK projection and longetivity is only 1 hour !!!

Terre d'Hermès Pour Elle.

Tdh is my all time favorite but this one is a little bit off-putting to me. Wouldn't buy

This is a fantastic summer perfume . I would say a must have if you live in a hot & humid area . The scent is all about fizzy citrus and nice woody little sweet dry down . But its very juicy from the begining . Very much suitable for office environment . The performance is moderate . But I do not care actually . Fresh scent doesnt last long anyway. You may carry a decant with you and can re spray whenever you need to. But the scent profile is definitely top notch .

Nice opening, but garbage performance... I'm actually really surprised the votes are so high. I will admit that the first time I smelled it, the citron made my mouth water, but it's just not worth buying to respray every hour.

I LOVE this scent. The best way I can describe it is "woodsy citrus spice". It feels like there's a bit of mistique to this fragrance, and it is incredible. I love it, but my wife describes it as "interesting", haha. Something you should know is that it starts off with the burst of citron, and an undertone of timur pepper. The citrus fades significantly (but does not entirely dissapate) after about 20-30 minutes. Then the Juniper and pepper come to shine with an undertone of woodiness and citron. closer to the end, the pepper fades a bit, and it's a more woodsy juniper with whispers of citron and pepper. It's a cologne that transforms as time progresses, which just adds to that air of 'mistique' that I feel when wearing it. It's fresh the whole way through, and makes me feel great.

My only issue with this fragrance is that it sits WAY too close to the skin for me. My nose isn't the most sensitive, so I need a cologne to have a bit more projection to be able to enjoy it without sniffing my wrists every once in a while to notice the scent. Some of this might be nose blindness, but a lot of it is just that once the citron settles down, the projection is gone with it.

My wife's nose is a lot more sensitive, and she tells me that it leaves a silliage when I walk by. So I suppose, it's performance is fine if you're looking for something more intimate, or if you have a more sensitive nose than I do. For me, I'm going to need to check out the original since I've heard it's a similar scent with a bit more projection.

At this point I need to just admit that the Terre d'Hermes DNA simply doesn't work for me. I have tried the EDT, Parfum, and now Eau Givree. Off of my skin, the DNA of this line comes off sterile and medicinal like a doctor's office or O.R. Eau Givree in particular brings me back to my childhood but not how I had hoped.

On top of the sterile quality to it, it also has a burnt plastic smell in the opening. Apparently I used to be Sid from Toy Story because I would use a magnifying glass to melt my action figures and the fumes that came off of that smell alarmingly similar to this. For me the drydown is citrus, juniper, "metallic," and burnt plastic (but smoother than the opening). I really wish I smelled what everyone else seems to with this line.

Love this one. It can be worn even at winter because of the realistic woody base note. A masterpiece! Long lasting and it develops and transforms. The opening is a gourmand citrus and then it turns little sweet from the juniper berries and ultimately after many hours turns into a very realistic masculine woody earthy scent.

Doesn’t move me in any way or shape

I’d take the original any day of the week and twice on sundays over this

I’m secretly waiting for something epic in the TdH- line

Currently wearing this
First time I applied this I wasn't completely sold, it was a straight citrusy lemon scent for me.
Next few days I applied it definitely smells more complex, mature, pleasant, refreshing and clean scent
Thinking about buying a big bottle specially since I live in Florida and its usually hot and humid around here
9/10

The opening smells excactly like if you were in a bar taking a sip of a crisp and refreshing gin tonic while picking up silage from someone wearing the original Terre d'Hermes.
The dry down is more or less like the original EDT minus the distinct "dirty orange" vibe, a bit fresher, with the vetiver more pronounced and with some hints of juniper added.
Interesting scent but a bit redundant as a purchase if you have the original.

It’s very nice but it doesn’t hold a candle to the classic TdH. Arguably a little more summery than it’s Dad, it lacks the glacial punch.

Terre d Hermes and it's flankers are always so tough to describe as the notes are often opposites you have the clean freshness of citrus, given complexity by adding mineral and Vetiver notes. This on is no different, the difference is that the citrus is much brighter, and the mineral notes are gone leaning towards a fresher cleaner fragrance than the edt or intense Vetiver. This juice performs well even if projection has been dialed down from the others. This was probably necessary to get the desired summer fragrance they were aiming for with this, however despite their efforts, it still smells like a year round fragrance not a summer cologne. I was hoping for something with a little bit of sweetness to bàlance out the bitterness of the citron and maybe the Vetiver toned down. This instead follows very close to the original dna, which is great because
the edt is amazing, but at the same time a bit of a letdown as I was hoping for something that deviated slightly more and is more summery, this instead borders on being redundant as I see myself wearing it in the exact same situations, and i honestly prefer the edt. Longevity is great for a fragrance of this type but again the edt edges it in this regard as well. I'd rate this an 8.5 out of ten I just prefer the dirty orange and high projection of the edt to the subtle citron in this.

What an amazing and refreshing scent!
In my opinion, this is a mix between Hermes Eau Tres Fraiche + D&G Light Blue Forever
(I own both)

Because of its bitterness (just a tiny bit) is more suited for the spring time and not for the hot humid summer days...
On the other hand, i can see myself wearing it through the winter when i want to smell fresh and clean!!
Amazing longevity and projection off of my skin!!
An all year around Swiss Army knife of a fragrance to add in ur arsenal 🔥

Refreshing, bitter, realistic citrus. My favourite of the whole line (based on sampling). Finally a summer citrus that doesn't bore me with typically masculine accords.

Reviewer below nailed it by saying it’s the "not so serious version of the original TH EDT" It has almost completely replaced my use of the EDT. Has very much same DNA but opens so much brighter than the EDT or Parfum. Opens with a strong burst of Citron and juniper berries then dries to a very similar dry down to the original. The Citron is dry and tart and the timur gives it a grapefruit scent without any musk. Lemonade with a shot of gin and a grapefruit floating in it. Does not smell like BO like many grapefruit fragrances (Light Blue Forever). It is very similar to the edt in the drydown but stays alitte more fresh and young. Doesn't last as long as one would wish but for this type scent it’s acceptable. My all time favorite warm weather fragrance. I love it so much I wear at home all year just to catch the whiffs of myself. If you like any Terre d'Hermes this one will suit you fine 9/10

This one smells so good, even better than 'eau tres fraiche' in my opinion. In terms of scent only, I believe this one topped even the original EDT.
The only downside of this perfume is the longevity, I really wish this one has better longevity.
In Indonesia, peoples rarely compliment each other especially to strangers, but when I'm using this perfume I get compliments from left & right

Summery grapefruit perfection! Starts off with a fresh burst of Citron and Grapefruit for around 20 mins and then dries down to juniper berries and light woody notes. The only issue is that it doesn’t last very long on my skin (+-6 hours total) and projects for around 2 hours. Average sillage.

I love this scent, it’s quite dissimilar to the original DNA but is a great addition to an intermediate collection. I use it in high-heat daytime situations, to early evening summer-time occassions.

Think chino shorts, linen shirts, white leather sneakers, semi-casual functions.
Definitely worthwhile buying.

Rating: 4.75/5
Recommendation: Buy

Decent longevity.
Smell is very reminiscent of gin given the citrus and juniper notes, but not in a bad way. It doesn't have as much depth as I would've hoped, but in some ways that plays to its strength, if what you're looking for is a fresh, clean and simple summer fragrance.

If you want more complexity and depth, go for the normal edt of terre d'hermes, but if you want a simple, citrus forward fragrance, this is a safe bet. But... Get a sample first, or try it in a store. I wouldn't recommend blind-buying it.

Tried a sample and loved it. This has a green a bit fruity note that is very prominent in the L'Eau Rêvée D'Hubert Sisley, but here it is more subtle and blended with lemon and juniper. The opening is surprisingly realistic citruses that are very enjoyable and that green fresh note is there all the way. Was expecting a generic freshee but it took me by surprise.

I wore a sample today and the hairdresser who cut my hair complimented the scent and said it was better than other guys wearing perfumes, soft, smooth, familiar

Tried a decant of this recently. To my nose it's basically Terre EDT but an EDP. That's no bad thing since I luuuuuuvvvv Terre. I know it's supposed to have different notes but I detected nothing different except the orange smelled fresher and it finally projected and lasted as long as I wanted. She's a winner. Thanks Christine Nagel.

Very nice and refreshing, not very long lasting unless you spray your clothes. It’s way more juvenile than Eau três fraiche but I prefer that one, as it’s got a more macho vibe. You can’t go wrong with either.

The only good thing Nagel did so far for Hermes.
The combination of notes smells like Guava fruit.

This one is pretty good, and dare I say, even better than Eau fraisch.

Kumquat. That is what I get.. If you ever have eaten one you'll understand

I love this opening and performance isn't even that bad

Bought three different fragrances at the same time (relevant to the review).
Le Beau Le Parfum, Invictus Victory Elixir, and Eau Givree Hermès.

Sprayed the Elixir on the left hand, Hermes on right, Le Parfum on the upper forearm.

I bought Terre d'Hermes Parfum Hermès a couple of years ago and this fragrance has ALMOST the same opening as that one. Slightly more fresh imo. Overall I prefer this (Eau Givree Hermès) fragrance over the other one.
Great for warm weather. Smells kinda like a dirty orange.

The reason I mentioned the other fragrances, I read A LOT of reviews stating this fragrance has zero longevity.

At this moment, I sprayed the juice between 6-8 hours ago. I had to eat and washed my hands twice at different times.
I STILL smell Eau Givree Hermès as much as the others. And the other is an “elixir.” I smell it more than the Le Parfum which hasn’t been washed at all.
Perhaps it’s because the other two smell somewhat similar. I don’t know. But I don’t think the longevity is bad at all and it projects heavily.

This is a safe blind buy in my opinion. Not a bad price either.
I’d have to rate it an 8.8/10

Edit: After giving it some wear. I had to come back and review it again. I love citrus notes for warm weather and I have PLENTY of citrus fragrances. This is my top three if not two favorite citrus scent. It projects heavily for the first couple/few hours and eventually settles down to be an arms reach scent. This is easily a safe blind buy. I cannot see how anybody would find this off putting. Unless they simply hate citrus.
Definitely worthy of a blind buy

This has gone from a bit of indifference, to a like, to a love for me. After wearing it more over the weeks I have come to love all phases,especially the immediate top, and eventual end. Back up bottle(s) worthy.

Borderline 😍. The opening is perfect. I thought I smelled mineral grapefruit soda with berries in the overtone. Omg. But that quickly devolves into a more earthy, woody, citron / orange peel vibe. Like fruit that just left the earth and isn’t quite ripe yet.

It’s still very nice, but less fresh and zesty. So it goes from 😍 to borderline 😍 or just 🙂. VG.

The original is already an orange smell, this is lemony/citron + mild grapefruit smell.

Smells like an upscale men's clothing store (not a department store, but specifically a gentlemen's fine clothier), where all you really smell is very light, gently clean fresh and mineralic cool air, mixed with the smell of high quality solid wood furnishings/wood framed display cases etc.

I use this when I dont want to use sprays of MFK Gentle Fluidity, since they serve the same purpose in my fragrance wardrobe.

Takes the original into an orangey-like smell. I prefer the original.

Similar to the original, but with a more pronounced citrus note in the opening. Performance is remarkably good for this type of fragrance. Others in this genre fizzle out after a few hours, whereas this one goes strong the whole day.

8/10

The original Terre d'Hermes, not as serious, more uplifting, less herbal

This whole range is raw sex.
It's outstanding.
Light and carefree but with a few drops of sohisticated and peppery juniper/conifer.
The citrus here is not turning it into another variation of CK One, only adding a few diluted notes into the original painting. This here is a high class on summer vacation.