Michael Malul Esquire Editor in Chief

Y Eau de Parfum shares Esquire Editor in Chief's aromatic, fresh spicy profile and an apple top note, but it adds a prominent sage and juniper heart and a base of ambergris and olibanum. The result is a slightly more herbal, airy composition with a woody amber finish that feels bolder and more modern.

Layton matches the aromatic and fresh spicy accords of Esquire Editor in Chief, with apple and bergamot in the top. However, it leans warmer and sweeter thanks to a vanilla and cardamom base, plus a fruity floral heart of jasmine and violet. This gives it a richer, more oriental feel compared to the source's crisp, woody finish.

1888 Regio aligns with Esquire Editor in Chief's aromatic, fresh spicy character and features bergamot and lavender in the top. It differs by introducing a fruity plum note and a floral heart of rose and ylang ylang, with a musky vanilla base. This makes it softer and more complex, with a subtle sweetness the source lacks.

Sauvage Eau Forte shares the aromatic, fresh spicy foundation of Esquire Editor in Chief, with bergamot and spices upfront. It is lighter and more transparent, with a focused lavender heart and a clean musky woody base. This makes it a fresher, more casual option with less sweetness and a brighter profile.

Eros echoes Esquire Editor in Chief's aromatic and fresh spicy accords, with green apple and lemon in the top. It stands apart with a minty, vanilla forward sweetness and a base of Madagascar vanilla and oakmoss. The result is a more intense, sweet, and seductive scent that feels more suited for nightlife.

Spicebomb Night Vision follows the aromatic, fresh spicy path of Esquire Editor in Chief, with apple and cardamom in the opening. It adds a green twist with clary sage and rosemary, plus a peppery chili kick. The base of almond and tonka bean makes it warmer and more gourmand, ideal for cooler evenings.

Dubai Garnet shares Esquire Editor in Chief's aromatic and fresh spicy accords, with bergamot and cardamom at the top. It introduces a floral heart of jasmine, lavender, and rose, plus a rich amber musk base. This creates a more opulent, floral oriental profile that is heavier and more formal than the source.

Shooting Stars Nio aligns with Esquire Editor in Chief's aromatic and fresh spicy character but takes a citrus aromatic direction. It features a bright bergamot and neroli opening with green notes, and a spicy cardamom heart. The woody base of cedar and guaiac wood is drier and more refined, perfect for daytime wear.

Amabile matches Esquire Editor in Chief's aromatic, fresh spicy accords with apple and bergamot in the top. It adds a citrusy Amalfi lemon and orange blossom note, with a cardamom and jasmine heart. The base of cedar, vanilla, and patchouli gives it a softer, more rounded sweetness compared to the source's sharper woody finish.

L'Homme shares Esquire Editor in Chief's aromatic and fresh spicy profile, with bergamot and ginger in the top. It uses a softer spice blend of white pepper and violet leaf, with a clean cedar and tonka base. This makes it lighter, more elegant, and less intense, with a powdery smoothness that feels refined.

Scholar's Mate echoes Esquire Editor in Chief's aromatic and fresh spicy accords, with bergamot, cardamom, and grapefruit in the top. It adds saffron and lavender in the heart, with a woody amber base of cedar and vetiver. This gives it a spicier, more sophisticated character with a dry, earthy finish.

Viking Cologne follows the aromatic, fresh spicy path of Esquire Editor in Chief, with bergamot and pink pepper in the opening. It features a herbal heart of geranium, lavender, and sage, and a woody base of cedar and frankincense. This makes it brighter and more invigorating, with a marine like freshness that suits warmer weather.