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I've recently discovered and gotten very into Aramis and Cabochard.
These two could be brother and sister for how similar they are, both open with clean, crisp aldehydes and fresh green notes, Cabochard really leans in to those aldehydes though whereas Aramis goes green.
Aramis is more complex notes wise, it's heavier, more spices, more greenery, more masculine. Cabochard is more minimalist, with cleaner lines and clearer notes, it's also built around a heart of devestatingly beautiful ylang and rose.
Both though do eventually dry down into a very similar and gorgeously mossy leather.