Bond No. 9 Hamptons

Escale à Portofino shares Hamptons' bright citrus opening with bergamot and petitgrain, plus a fresh aromatic character. It differs by introducing almond and juniper berries in the heart, adding a subtle sweetness and a touch of green, woody depth from cypress and cedar, making it slightly softer and more floral.

Like Hamptons, 1861 Renaissance opens with a burst of citrus from lemon, bergamot, and mandarin. It diverges with a heart of mint, lily of the valley, and rose, offering a greener, more floral profile. The base of amber, cedar, and patchouli provides a warmer, slightly resinous finish compared to Hamptons' clean musk.

Classic 1920 matches Hamptons' aromatic citrus start with bergamot and juniper, but adds herbal notes like basil and artemisia. Its heart of lavender, rosemary, and carnation introduces a spicy, lavender fougere character absent in Hamptons. The base is richer with vanilla and sandalwood, creating a more complex, oriental dry down.

Lime Basil & Mandarin echoes Hamptons' citrus aromatic core with lime and bergamot, but sharpens it with a prominent basil note. It lacks the floral heart of jasmine and magnolia, focusing instead on a crisp, herbal greenness. The base of amberwood and vetiver gives a drier, more linear finish.

Acqua di Gio shares Hamptons' fresh citrus opening with bergamot and lemon, but adds a medley of fruity and floral notes like peach, pineapple, and violet. Its aquatic accord and lighter floral heart make it more effervescent and less woody. The base is similar with amber and musk, but softer and more transparent.

Eau Sauvage aligns with Hamptons through its citrus aromatic structure featuring bergamot and lemon, and a herbal touch from basil and rosemary. It differs with a classic chypre base of oakmoss and vetiver, alongside a spicy carnation heart, resulting in a more mature, mossy character compared to Hamptons' clean musk.

Versace Man Eau Fraiche starts with a citrus burst of bergamot and lemon, similar to Hamptons, but adds exotic notes like carambola and cardamom. Its heart of cedar, pepper, and sage brings a spicier, woodier profile. The base includes saffron and sycamore wood, offering a warmer, more oriental twist than Hamptons' straightforward musk.

Bal d'Afrique shares Hamptons' citrus opening with bergamot and lemon, but introduces black currant and African orange flower for a fruitier, more floral start. Its heart of violet and cyclamen is softer and more powdery. The woody base of cedar and vetiver is similar, yet the overall effect is more creamy and less crisp.

Amabile mirrors Hamptons' citrus aromatic profile with Amalfi lemon and bergamot, but adds apple and orange blossom for a sweeter, fruitier top. Its heart of cardamom and pink pepper introduces a spicy warmth. The base of atlas cedar and vanilla makes it richer and more gourmand, with greater longevity and sillage.

Viking Cologne opens with a citrus blend of bergamot, lemon, and mandarin, akin to Hamptons, but with pink pepper for a spicy kick. Its heart of lavender, sage, and rosemary is more aromatic and herbal. The base of cedar, frankincense, and vetiver adds a resinous, woody depth that is more complex than Hamptons' simple musk.

Shooting Stars Nio starts with bergamot and green notes, similar to Hamptons' fresh citrus, but features neroli for a more pronounced floral bitterness. Its heart of cardamom, nutmeg, and pink pepper is spicier and more aromatic. The woody base of guaiac wood and vetiver provides a drier, more sophisticated finish with better longevity.

Eros Energy shares Hamptons' citrus focus with a medley of bergamot, lemon, lime, and orange, but is more intensely zesty and sweet. It lacks the floral and woody complexity, instead featuring a simple base of musk, oakmoss, and patchouli. The result is a brighter, more straightforward citrus scent with a modern, energetic feel.