Who Is The Best Bond No. 9 Men’s Cologne NOW? You Need To Discover The Top 10!

Why It’s Here: This is an edible, sexy fragrance. There is nutty caramel with a sparkle, followed by fresh florals and the comforting warmth of amber and wood later in the wear.

The best part is that it’s sweet and addictive but never candy-like. This is the type of scent for a finance bro by day and seducer by night.

Pros

• Smells like you could eat it.
• It is a unique fragrance with heavy sweetness but it is still all-season and occasion versatile.
• Outstanding performance that lasts all day and makes your presence known.

Cons

• The sweetness can, at times, become too heavy and thus overwhelming.
• The playful nature may not be for everyone.

Why It’s Here: Lafayette Street is like a sour patch kid. First, it’s sour, and then it’s sweet. The opening has a wake-up call of authentic citrus, which ends as seductive and warm vanilla.

In the middle, you’ll smell a floral apple shampoo in the best way possible.

This is for any guy looking for an all-season fragrance with a strong summer twist. Lafayette Street only gets better with its excellent performance.

Pros

• The sour and sweet contrast, keeps your attention the entire wear.
• It is an easy-to-wear and attractive fragrance.

Cons

• Does not have the best cost for value out of all the best Bond No. 9 fragrances.
• The shampoo-type aroma will not be to everyone’s taste.
• It’s not a special or ultra-unique fragrance.

Why It’s Here: This is another sexy and edible fragrance; it has the same idea as Tribeca but is not the same scent. Tribeca may have been edible, but New York Nights is an absolute snack.

This smells like a fragrance ready for a date at 8 and out on the town by 11. There are smells of caramel, freshly roasted coffee, and a ripe banana. This trio is never too intense but always noticeable.

If you’re the guy who wants to become irresistible, this is the fragrance you need. Surprisingly, it’s all-season wear but only for special occasions. Wearing this in the office would be like naming your kids on the first date.

Pros

• One of the most delicious and alluring scents.
• There is constant change from beginning to end.
• The performance is excellent, while the projection is never overwhelming.

Cons

• Will be too much for guys who don’t like sweet scents.
• It is an expensive fragrance for the limited occasion versatility.

Why It’s Here: This green and woody fragrance is extremely classy and perfect to spray on and go in sweatshirt weather.

If you ignore Davidoff Coolwater EDT, this is the best Creed Green Irish Tweed clone.

Chez Bond brightens my day. It has always reminded me of walking through a freshly mowed field with the cut grass smell dialed down.

It’s an easy fragrance to wear with as good performance; its only minor downfall is that it’s only spring and summer wear.

Pros

• One of the best springtime fragrances.
• It is a dumb reach fragrance that I can spray on and go without thinking twice.
• Elegant and classy.

Cons

• May be too simple for some.
• Not as good as Creed Green Irish Tweed but still the same price.

Why It’s Here: New York Oud is a dark, woody fragrance with a sweet and fruity twist. A harsh plum note leads the opening with nose-puckering tartness.

Honey will soothe the mid, and oud will dominate the ending with leather on the edges. With the honey, it has a slightly animalistic scent.

This is the type of fragrance for guys with fragrance experience. New York Oud is easy to wear but far from a beginner fragrance.

I love this fragrance because it offers a wearable oud (often difficult to find.) This is great for the winter weather, but too much in the heat.

Pros

• One of the best first Oud fragrances.
• Smells like authentic Oud but doesn’t have that “stank” that is commonly smelt.
• A great way to stand out but still wearable.

Cons

• It will be too intense for those who enjoy subtle fragrances.
• Oud is present in the scent but not the focal point.

Why It’s Here: Governor’s Island is a balmy forest fire in a bottle. There is smoke with resinous warmth in the beginning. By the end, you’ll have a woody and smoky fragrance.

This smoke accord is why I love Governor’s Island so much. It has the perfect balance of warmth and darkness in a bottle.

This is a fragrance for any guy. It is different, which makes it so enjoyable. However, it’s not so different that it’s hard to wear.

The performance is excellent. It works best for dates and casual wear. Heavy sprays will be too much in the heat, but this is the perfect scent for 55 degrees and a sweatshirt.

Pros

• This is the most interesting fragrance on this list.
• No matter your taste in fragrances, this is always liked or loved by everyone.
• The performance is great, but it’s never too overwhelming.

Cons

• A simple and linear fragrance that doesn’t change much from beginning to end.

Why It’s Here: Greenwich Village is fresh, fruity, clean, and warm. If “business casual” was put into a bottle, this would be the scent.

This is charming with a touch of sexy. If you’re a serial lunch dater, this is the fragrance you need. It will impress at lunch but still blend in when you return to work.

A few important things to know: This is a unisex fragrance and great for any season but the winter.

It is not the same scent but has the same idea as Chez Bond with a fruity direction.

Pros

• It is a tasty scent but not too sweet.
• A wearable scent that is meant to please the masses.
• It is a safe enough fragrance that it is blind buy worthy.

Cons

• The mandarin orange that grabs attention is quick to fade.

Why It’s Here: Bleecker Street is a gourmand fragrance with a woody touch.

The easiest way to think of it is that it is like a blueberry bush in a bottle. The fruity sweetness of a blueberry, greens of leaves, wood of stems, and a touch of earthiness from the roots.

This is the perfect fragrance for a guy who wants an innocent scent. You want to smell classy and unique but don’t feel the need to shout for attention.

I have tried wearing this in cooler weather, and it doesn’t work well. You’ll have to save Bleecker Street for the warm weather, but at least it’s all occasion wear.

Pros

• A great scent to stand out for casual situations.
• My only complimented Bond No 9 fragrances.
• Scores an “A” in all categories with no serious issues.

Cons

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Why It’s Here: This is a woody fragrance with smells of clean sheets and bright citruses. The first spray is both attention–grabbing and awakening. By the end, it’s a charming and masculine scent.

Of all the fragrances, this is the best if you only want one fragrance; it works for everything and anything. It could be better in the cold weather, but that’s its only downfall.

And that’s why I love this scent; it’s simple and easy to wear.

Pros

• Versatile and easy to wear.
• One of the best office fragrances for men.
• Just enough sweetness to be interesting but never becomes overwhelming.

Cons

• Could work better in the cold weather.

Why It’s Here: This is best described as sexy pancakes.

It’s a sweet, gourmand fragrance with warm woods. It has accents of vanilla, coffee, and sweetness. All are authentic, smelling like you could eat them.

New Haarlem is more than a date night or attractive cologne; it is special. There are many other gourmand fragrances, but none come close to how this blends together.

The performance is amazing. But its success is its downfall. Hot temperatures are a big no-no. Yet, it is a great choice in the cold weather.

Pros

• One of the most attractive fragrances. In the fragrance community, it’s referred to as “Sexy Pancakes.”
• A unique scent.
• The smell will stick to your skin until the next day.

Cons

• The projection can be too intense for some.
• Not wearable in the warm weather.