Is Gucci Eau de Parfum still in production?+−
No, this fragrance has been discontinued for several years. It is now considered a rare collector's item and is primarily found through secondary markets or vintage sellers.
How does this compare to modern Gucci fragrances?+−
This scent is much darker and more resinous than the current Gucci lineup. While modern releases often lean toward bright florals or clean profiles, this 2002 release is prized for its "third date" vibe—heavy on leather, incense, and savory spices.
Is this fragrance suitable for office wear?+−
While it can be worn in a business setting, it is quite bold. The heavy incense and caraway notes make it more naturally suited for evenings, leisure, or night-out scenarios where a strong, sophisticated trail is preferred.
Does the caraway note make it smell like food?+−
Not exactly. While caraway is a culinary spice, here it is used to create a "skin-like" intimacy. Combined with the leather and musk, it creates a warm, slightly salty depth rather than a literal gourmand kitchen smell.
