I prefer Eau de Sud, too. Have you tried Eau de Rochas? (The women's version, I mean.) As a cologne, it has a similar 'edge' and feel to it and is one of my go-to scents any time of year. Angela turned me on to it. If you want to stick to AG and like green florals, Eau de Camille is a rather underrated scent for summer and one of the best AGs, in my opinion.

I am definitely a winter perfume gal. Always more attracted to the fragrances that suit the chilly months, as I tend towards dark, rich, enveloping odours as opposed to citrus/sharp/bright ones. But this summer I shall be in search of the summery scents I can love. The only citrus I am interested in is Eau du Sud, as it seems to have an 'edge'. Eau d'Hadrien was way too citrus for me – but maybe Les Nuits…..?? I reckon I would be more of a floral-summer gal, than a citrus-summer gal. So Annick Goutal will surely have some gorgeous florals for me to try. Maybe that's the way to go……..I'll have to read the summer fragrance articles on NST again, see if anything else takes my fancy.

Thanks for your great Top 10 Erin!

Oh, my, the second Cape Fear…remembering Juliette Lewis… in the series of overlaps in this thread within a thread, yesterday I had occasion to remember a descriptive phrase from an earlier phase of my life which applies to Ms. Lewis as well: there's a pretty mess. Love that Simpsons quote.