Emporio Armani Remix for Him by Giorgio Armani is a distinctive aromatic fougère Eau de Toilette that combines sharp star anise, fresh bergamot, and green basil with spicy cardamom, nutmeg, and lily of the valley before settling into earthy vetiver, dark licorice, warm cloves, and clean white musk.
Released in 2006, Emporio Armani Remix for Him was created during one of the most experimental periods of the Emporio Armani fragrance collection.
The fragrance was inspired by music, nightlife, remix culture, and the energy of the disco era.
Rather than simply reproducing a traditional aromatic fougère, Armani “remixed” familiar masculine materials by combining green herbs, anise, spices, licorice, vetiver, and musk.
The result feels simultaneously familiar and unusual.
Bergamot and basil create recognizable masculine freshness.
Star anise immediately adds a dark licorice-like twist.
Cardamom and nutmeg introduce warmth.
Lily of the valley gives the heart unexpected floral freshness.
Vetiver provides dry earthiness.
Licorice reinforces the anise effect.
Cloves create spicy warmth.
White musk gives the fragrance a clean and smooth finish.
Emporio Armani Remix for Him is especially appealing to men who enjoy star anise, licorice, aromatic herbs, cardamom, vetiver, spicy colognes, discontinued Giorgio Armani fragrances, and scents that stand apart from conventional aquatic or blue fragrances.
What Does Emporio Armani Remix for Him Smell Like?
Emporio Armani Remix for Him smells aromatic, spicy, anise-like, woody, green, lightly sweet, musky, and masculine.
Its defining characteristic is the contrast between fresh bergamot and basil and the darker licorice-anise accord.
The fragrance opens with star anise, bergamot, and basil.
Star Anise
Star anise creates one of Remix for Him’s most recognizable effects.
It smells:
Sweet
Spicy
Herbal
Licorice-like
Aromatic
Slightly medicinal
Star anise immediately separates Remix from conventional fresh men’s colognes.
Rather than beginning with only citrus, lavender, marine notes, or herbs, the fragrance introduces an unmistakable black-licorice character.
Star anise may remind the wearer of:
Black licorice candy
Anise seed
Fennel-like herbs
Absinthe-like aromatics
Dark herbal sweetness
This note can be polarizing.
Someone who enjoys licorice or anise may find Remix immediately interesting.
Someone who strongly dislikes black licorice may find the opening challenging.
Bergamot
Bergamot creates the opening’s citrus freshness.
It smells:
Bright
Aromatic
Slightly bitter
Green
Fresh
Bergamot helps keep the star anise from becoming too dense.
It provides light and makes the opening feel more wearable.
The combination of bergamot and anise creates an interesting contrast between bright citrus and dark aromatic sweetness.
Basil
Basil adds green herbal freshness.
It smells:
Leafy
Herbal
Green
Slightly peppery
Aromatic
Basil reinforces the fougère character of the fragrance.
It also works naturally with bergamot, cardamom, nutmeg, vetiver, and musk.
The basil prevents Remix from becoming simply a sweet licorice fragrance.
It creates a fresh herbal backbone.
Overall, the opening feels crisp, green, spicy, and unusual.
What Does the Heart of Emporio Armani Remix Smell Like?
As the opening settles, cardamom, nutmeg, and lily of the valley become more noticeable.
Cardamom
Cardamom adds aromatic warmth.
It can smell:
Spicy
Fresh
Slightly sweet
Citrusy
Green
Warm
Cardamom is particularly useful in men’s perfumery because it bridges freshness and warmth.
In Remix, it connects the green basil and bergamot opening with the darker vetiver, licorice, cloves, and musk base.
The cardamom gives the fragrance a more polished and sensual character.
Nutmeg
Nutmeg creates dry spice.
It smells:
Warm
Woody
Aromatic
Slightly sweet
Dry
Nutmeg reinforces the warmth of cardamom without making Remix smell like a gourmand fragrance.
It provides a mature spicy quality.
The interaction between nutmeg and star anise can create a slightly exotic aromatic impression.
Lily of the Valley
Lily of the valley is an unusual but important note in Remix for Him.
It smells:
Fresh
Green
Floral
Clean
Slightly watery
Lily of the valley introduces brightness inside the spicy heart.
It prevents cardamom and nutmeg from becoming too dry.
The floral effect is subtle.
Remix does not smell like a floral men’s perfume.
Instead, lily of the valley gives the middle stage a clean airy quality.
Some historical descriptions of the fragrance also refer to a fern accord, reinforcing its aromatic fougère identity.
Overall, the heart feels spicy, aromatic, green, and lightly floral.
What Does Emporio Armani Remix Smell Like in the Dry Down?
The dry down combines vetiver, licorice, cloves, and white musk.
This is where Remix becomes darker and more distinctive.
Vetiver
Vetiver creates the fragrance’s primary earthy structure.
It smells:
Dry
Woody
Earthy
Green
Rooty
Slightly smoky
Vetiver gives Remix a traditionally masculine foundation.
It helps balance the sweeter licorice effect.
The vetiver can suggest dry grass, roots, earth, or lightly smoky wood.
It becomes particularly noticeable after the fresher bergamot and basil notes fade.
Licorice
Licorice reinforces the star-anise opening.
It smells:
Dark
Sweet
Root-like
Herbal
Slightly medicinal
Balsamic
The licorice is one of Remix for Him’s defining characteristics.
Unlike fragrances that use vanilla, caramel, or tonka bean for sweetness, Remix uses licorice to create something darker and more aromatic.
The combination of star anise and licorice creates continuity from opening to dry down.
Even after the citrus fades, the fragrance retains its recognizable black-licorice personality.
Cloves
Cloves add warm spice.
They can smell:
Hot
Dry
Sweet-spicy
Woody
Medicinal
Cloves reinforce the nutmeg and cardamom from the heart.
They create a warmer and slightly darker dry down.
The clove effect can also make Remix feel more suited to fall and cool-weather evening wear.
White Musk
White musk creates the final clean layer.
It smells:
Soft
Clean
Skin-like
Slightly powdery
Smooth
White musk prevents the vetiver, licorice, and cloves from becoming excessively rough.
It creates a polished finish and helps the fragrance remain wearable at close range.
Overall, Emporio Armani Remix for Him smells like bright bergamot and green basil wrapped around star anise before moving into cardamom and nutmeg and finally drying into vetiver, licorice, cloves, and clean white musk.
What Are the Top, Heart, and Base Notes?
Release Year: 2006
Top Notes
Star Anise
Bergamot
Basil
Heart Notes
Cardamom
Nutmeg
Lily of the Valley
Base Notes
Vetiver
Licorice
Cloves
White Musk
The opening is aromatic, citrusy, green, and anise-like.
The heart becomes spicy, warm, fresh, and lightly floral.
The base becomes woody, earthy, licorice-like, musky, and warm.
Some historical descriptions simplify the structure as:
Top: Anise, basil, bergamot
Heart: Lily of the valley, cardamom, mace or nutmeg, fern accord
Base: Vetiver, licorice wood, white musk
These descriptions represent the same general fragrance structure.
Is Emporio Armani Remix for Men, Women, or Unisex?
Emporio Armani Remix for Him is marketed as a fragrance for men.
Its basil, bergamot, cardamom, nutmeg, vetiver, licorice, cloves, and metallic midnight-blue bottle support a traditionally masculine identity.
However, the fragrance is not aggressively masculine.
Star anise, lily of the valley, licorice, and white musk give it enough softness to make it relatively gender-flexible.
Anyone who enjoys spicy aromatic fragrances, licorice, vetiver, and musk can wear Remix regardless of gender.
It should not be confused with Emporio Armani Remix for Her, which is a completely separate floral-fruity fragrance.
How Long Does Emporio Armani Remix Last?
Emporio Armani Remix for Him typically lasts approximately 5 to 7 hours on skin.
Some older bottles may perform longer.
Because the fragrance is discontinued, performance can vary depending on:
Bottle age
Storage conditions
Production period
Skin chemistry
Application amount
Temperature
Humidity
The bergamot and basil opening is most noticeable during approximately the first hour.
Star anise, cardamom, and nutmeg remain noticeable through much of the middle development.
Vetiver, licorice, cloves, and musk create the longer-lasting dry down.
The fragrance may remain noticeable longer on clothing than on bare skin.
Well-stored vintage bottles can still perform very well.
How Strong Is Emporio Armani Remix’s Projection?
Emporio Armani Remix generally has moderate projection.
Star anise and basil create a distinctive opening scent bubble.
Cardamom, nutmeg, and licorice keep the fragrance noticeable during the middle development.
After several hours, vetiver and white musk bring the fragrance closer to the skin.
Remix is generally noticeable without being overwhelming.
Three to five sprays are usually enough.
Some older bottles may project more strongly.
What Fragrance Family Is Emporio Armani Remix?
Emporio Armani Remix for Him belongs to the aromatic fougère fragrance family.
It can also be described as:
Spicy
Aromatic
Licorice-like
Green
Woody
Musky
Fresh spicy
Warm spicy
Slightly sweet
Herbal
Star anise, bergamot, and basil create the opening.
Cardamom, nutmeg, and lily of the valley form the heart.
Vetiver, licorice, cloves, and white musk create the base.
What Seasons Is Emporio Armani Remix Best For?
Emporio Armani Remix works especially well during fall and spring.
Fall
Fall may be its strongest season.
Star anise, cardamom, nutmeg, licorice, cloves, vetiver, and musk feel particularly natural in cooler temperatures.
Spring
Spring also works well.
Bergamot, basil, lily of the valley, and green aromatics provide enough freshness for mild weather.
Winter
Remix can work during mild winter weather, although it may feel lighter than dense amber, vanilla, or tobacco fragrances.
Summer
It can work during summer evenings.
During extreme daytime heat, anise, licorice, cloves, and spices may feel stronger.
Best season: Fall
Also excellent: Spring
Good option: Mild winter and summer evenings
Is Emporio Armani Remix Better for Daytime or Nighttime?
Remix works for both daytime and nighttime.
Its fresh aromatic opening makes it suitable for daytime, while its spices and licorice give it enough character for evening.
Daytime
Works well for:
Office wear
Shopping
Casual outings
Lunch
Travel
Cool spring days
Fall activities
Nighttime
Works well for:
Casual dinners
Dates
Bars
Concerts
Social gatherings
Evening events
It is not a heavy seductive nighttime fragrance, but its star-anise-and-licorice personality gives it more individuality than a basic fresh cologne.
What Occasions Should Emporio Armani Remix Be Worn For?
Recommended occasions include:
Office wear
Casual dates
Dinner dates
Shopping
Travel
Fall outings
Spring activities
Concerts
Casual dinners
Nightlife
Creative workplaces
Weekend wear
Fragrance-collector wear
Everyday signature use
Its balanced strength makes it relatively easy to wear while still offering a distinctive scent.
What Age Range Is Emporio Armani Remix Best Suited For?
Emporio Armani Remix is generally suitable for approximately 18 years old and older, although fragrance preference matters more than age.
When first released, its music-inspired marketing and Emporio Armani positioning gave it a youthful personality.
Men in their late teens and twenties may enjoy its spicy sweetness and modern aromatic character.
Men in their thirties and forties may appreciate its discontinued status and easy everyday wearability.
Men in their fifties and beyond may enjoy its vetiver, spices, herbs, and fougère structure.
Today, the fragrance may be especially appealing to collectors who remember the mid-2000s Emporio Armani fragrance era.
Is Emporio Armani Remix Office Appropriate?
Yes. Remix can be an excellent office fragrance when applied moderately.
Bergamot, basil, cardamom, vetiver, and white musk create a clean and professional foundation.
The licorice and star anise add individuality without usually becoming overwhelmingly sweet.
Recommended office application: 2 to 4 sprays
For smaller offices, use two sprays.
Remix works especially well for:
Creative workplaces
Corporate offices
Retail settings
Professional lunches
Travel
Casual business environments
Is it good for dates? Yes. Remix works particularly well for casual dinners, bars, concerts, movies, and fall dates. Star anise, cardamom, licorice, cloves, musk, and vetiver create a distinctive spicy impression without becoming too heavy.
Is it a safe blind buy? No. Star anise and licorice can be polarizing, and the fragrance is discontinued. Someone who dislikes black licorice should sample it first if possible.
What Fragrances Smell Similar to Emporio Armani Remix?
Shoppers who enjoy Remix for Him’s star anise, spices, licorice, vetiver, and aromatic character may also appreciate these fragrances from the South Beach Perfumes catalog:
Armani Code Eau de Parfum
Armani Code Eau de Parfum combines bergamot and lemon with lavender, clary sage, tonka bean, cedarwood, and musk.
It shares Remix’s polished Armani character, aromatic freshness, musk, woods, and evening versatility but feels smoother, sweeter, richer, and more modern.
Michael Kors for Men
Michael Kors for Men combines black pepper, star anise, thyme, bergamot, coriander, elemi, suede, incense, sage, patchouli, sandalwood, musk, and woods.
It shares Remix’s star anise, bergamot, spices, herbs, musk, and woody personality but feels darker, smokier, more leathery, and more sophisticated.
Perry Ellis Portfolio for Men
Portfolio combines pear and coriander with lavender, basil, cardamom, amber, musk, and sandalwood.
It shares Remix’s basil, cardamom, coriander-like aromatic freshness, musk, warm spice, and everyday masculine character but feels smoother, fruitier, less licorice focused, and more traditional.
These fragrances are not exact copies of Emporio Armani Remix.
Each captures a related aspect of its aromatic, spicy, musky, woody, or evening character.
What Is the Difference Between Emporio Armani Remix for Him and Remix for Her?
They are completely separate fragrances.
Both were released in 2006 and share the same music-inspired concept, but their scent structures are very different.
Remix for Him
Fragrance Family: Aromatic Fougère
Top Notes:
Star Anise
Bergamot
Basil
Heart Notes:
Cardamom
Nutmeg
Lily of the Valley
Base Notes:
Vetiver
Licorice
Cloves
White Musk
Character:
Spicy
Aromatic
Licorice-like
Woody
Masculine
Remix for Her
Fragrance Family: Floral Fruity
Perfumer: Olivier Cresp
Top Notes:
Pear
Cranberry
Star Anise
Heart Notes:
Freesia
Peony
Magnolia
Clover
Heliotrope
Cloves
Base Notes:
Musk
Sandalwood
Cedarwood
Character:
Fruitier
More floral
Sweeter
Powderier
Feminine
Although both use star anise and spice, they should not be considered gendered concentration variations of the same formula.
Who Created Emporio Armani Remix for Him?
A dependable individual perfumer credit for Emporio Armani Remix for Him has not been consistently established in reliable fragrance references.
Because the fragrance was released alongside Remix for Her, confusion sometimes occurs.
Olivier Cresp is reliably credited with Remix for Her.
That credit should not automatically be assigned to Remix for Him.
Until dependable documentation identifies the men’s fragrance perfumer, it is more accurate to state that the individual perfumer is not reliably documented.
The fragrance itself was released under Giorgio Armani’s Emporio Armani fragrance collection in 2006.
Why Is It Called Emporio Armani Remix?
The Remix fragrances were inspired by music, dancing, nightlife, and the concept of taking something familiar and transforming it.
The men's fragrance was presented as an olfactory “remix” of a classic fougère.
Traditional fougères often use materials such as:
Bergamot
Lavender
Herbs
Coumarin
Moss
Woods
Remix alters that familiar idea by emphasizing:
Star anise
Basil
Cardamom
Nutmeg
Licorice
Vetiver
Musk
The fragrance therefore feels familiar enough to remain masculine and wearable but unusual enough to support the Remix name.
Was Emporio Armani Remix Inspired by Disco?
Yes.
The Remix fragrance pair was marketed around the energy and freedom associated with disco and nightlife.
The visual presentation used retro-styled typography and metallic bottles.
The men’s bottle used a dark midnight-blue metallic finish.
The concept focused on:
Music
Movement
Nightlife
Freedom
Rhythm
Retro style
Contemporary reinterpretation
The fragrance itself “remixed” a classic aromatic fougère through anise, licorice, spice, and modern musk.
Does Emporio Armani Remix Smell Like Licorice?
Yes.
Licorice is one of its defining dry-down notes.
The effect begins early because star anise already produces a licorice-like aroma.
As the fragrance develops, actual licorice reinforces that effect.
The result can smell:
Dark
Sweet
Herbal
Root-like
Spicy
Slightly medicinal
Someone who enjoys licorice may find Remix highly distinctive.
Someone who dislikes black licorice may find it challenging.
Does Emporio Armani Remix Smell Like Anise?
Yes.
Star anise is one of the opening notes.
It remains recognizable throughout much of the fragrance because licorice appears in the base.
The combination creates one of Remix’s most distinctive features.
Is Emporio Armani Remix Sweet?
Remix has moderate sweetness.
The sweetness comes primarily from:
Star anise
Licorice
Warm spices
White musk
However, bergamot, basil, vetiver, and herbal notes keep it from becoming a gourmand fragrance.
It is significantly less sweet than Emporio Armani Stronger With You.
Is Emporio Armani Remix a Gourmand Fragrance?
No.
Although star anise and licorice can smell sweet and edible, Remix is primarily an aromatic fougère.
It does not center on traditional gourmand notes such as:
Vanilla
Caramel
Chocolate
Praline
Coffee
Cake
The sweetness remains balanced by herbs, spices, vetiver, citrus, and musk.
What Is the Difference Between Emporio Armani Remix and Stronger With You?
These are completely separate Emporio Armani fragrances.
Emporio Armani Remix for Him
Released: 2006
Signature:
Star Anise
Basil
Cardamom
Nutmeg
Licorice
Vetiver
White Musk
Character:
Aromatic
Spicy
Licorice-like
Fresh
Woody
Emporio Armani Stronger With You
Released: 2017
Signature:
Cardamom
Pink Pepper
Violet Leaf
Sage
Melon
Chestnut
Vanilla
Cedarwood
Character:
Sweeter
Warmer
More gourmand
More vanilla focused
More chestnut-like
More modern
Someone who wants sweet gourmand warmth may prefer Stronger With You.
Someone who wants aromatic licorice and spices may prefer Remix.
What Is the Difference Between Emporio Armani Remix and Armani Code?
Armani Code and Remix represent different styles.
Remix
Feels:
More aromatic
More herbal
More licorice focused
Brighter
More casual
Armani Code
Feels:
Smoother
Warmer
More sensual
More evening oriented
More polished
Depending on the specific Armani Code concentration, Code may emphasize citrus, lavender, tonka bean, woods, leather-like warmth, or amber effects.
Remix is the more unusual and playful fragrance.
What Is the Difference Between Emporio Armani Remix and Acqua di Giò?
The two fragrances share almost no core scent identity.
Remix
Focuses on:
Anise
Basil
Spices
Licorice
Vetiver
Musk
Acqua di Giò
Focuses on:
Citrus
Marine notes
Rosemary
Jasmine
Musk
Cedarwood
Acqua di Giò feels:
Fresher
More aquatic
More summery
More universally versatile
Remix feels:
Spicier
More aromatic
More unusual
Better suited to fall and evening wear
What Is the Difference Between Eau de Toilette and Eau de Parfum?
The South Beach Perfumes product is Emporio Armani Remix Eau de Toilette.
Eau de Toilette generally uses a lighter aromatic concentration than Eau de Parfum, although performance ultimately depends on the formula.
Remix EDT emphasizes:
Aromatic freshness
Spices
Licorice
Moderate projection
Everyday versatility
Day-to-evening wear
Learn more about fragrance concentrations
Is Emporio Armani Remix Discontinued?
Yes. Emporio Armani Remix for Him is discontinued.
It is no longer part of Giorgio Armani’s active fragrance collection.
The fragrance was released in 2006 and remained available for a limited period compared with long-running Armani fragrances such as Acqua di Giò or Armani Code.
The South Beach Perfumes 1.7 oz Eau de Toilette Spray is currently available to add to cart.
Authentic bottles now circulate primarily through:
Established fragrance retailers
Remaining distributor inventory
Discontinued-fragrance specialists
Collectors
Secondary fragrance markets
A retailer having inventory does not mean Giorgio Armani has restarted production.
Because the fragrance is discontinued, authentic replacement bottles may become increasingly difficult to find.
When Was Emporio Armani Remix Released?
Emporio Armani Remix for Him was released in 2006.
It launched alongside Emporio Armani Remix for Her.
The collection was inspired by music and nightlife, particularly the idea of remixing the energy of the disco era for a contemporary audience.
The men’s fragrance reinterpreted a traditional aromatic fougère through:
Star Anise
Basil
Bergamot
Cardamom
Nutmeg
Lily of the Valley
Vetiver
Licorice
Cloves
White Musk
The metallic midnight-blue bottle reinforced the nightclub-inspired aesthetic.
How Many Sprays of Emporio Armani Remix Should Be Used?
Because most existing bottles are now older, performance can vary.
Office or professional setting: 2 to 3 sprays
Casual daytime wear: 3 to 5 sprays
Lunch or daytime date: 3 to 4 sprays
Dinner or evening date: 4 to 5 sprays
Night out: 4 to 6 sprays
Outdoor fall wear: 4 to 6 sprays
Begin with fewer sprays when testing an older bottle.
A balanced application can include:
One spray on each side of the neck
One spray on the upper chest
One spray on the back of the neck
A light spray on clothing may extend the vetiver-and-musk dry down.
Is Emporio Armani Remix Authentic?
Yes. Emporio Armani Remix sold by South Beach Perfumes is authentic.
South Beach Perfumes sells authentic designer fragrances sourced through established distribution channels.
Because Remix was released in 2006 and is discontinued, authentic bottles may show packaging variations related to:
Production period
International distribution
Outer-box design
Bottle finish
Remix logo placement
Batch-code location
Ingredient lists
Country labeling
Older bottles may show minor cosmetic aging.
This may include:
Box wear
Surface marks
Minor metal-bottle discoloration
Changes in fragrance-liquid color
These differences do not automatically indicate that the fragrance is counterfeit.
Older bottles may also vary in:
Star-anise intensity
Bergamot freshness
Licorice strength
Projection
Longevity
Storage conditions become particularly important with discontinued fragrances.
Learn more about our product guarantee policy
Who Should Buy Emporio Armani Remix?
Emporio Armani Remix is an excellent choice for someone who:
Enjoys star anise
Likes licorice
Appreciates basil
Enjoys bergamot
Likes cardamom
Appreciates nutmeg
Enjoys vetiver
Likes white musk
Enjoys spicy fragrances
Collects discontinued Armani fragrances
Likes aromatic fougères
Wants something different from aquatic colognes
Enjoys fall fragrances
Collects mid-2000s designer scents
Likes unusual but wearable masculine fragrances
It is particularly appealing to someone who wants a fragrance that smells spicy, aromatic, licorice-like, woody, musky, fresh, and distinctive.
Who May Not Like Emporio Armani Remix?
Emporio Armani Remix may not appeal to someone who:
Dislikes black licorice
Avoids star anise
Prefers aquatic fragrances
Wants heavy vanilla
Likes very sweet gourmands
Prefers tobacco
Wants oud
Dislikes aromatic herbs
Avoids cloves
Wants extremely powerful projection
Needs a fragrance that is easy to replace
Prefers modern blue fragrances
Does not collect discontinued perfumes
Wants a conventional citrus cologne
Its star anise, basil, cardamom, nutmeg, licorice, vetiver, cloves, and musk are central to its identity.
South Beach Perfumes Expert Review
Emporio Armani Remix for Him is an interesting snapshot of mid-2000s designer perfumery, when brands were increasingly willing to experiment with unusual aromatic combinations while still maintaining broad wearability.
Its opening immediately establishes its identity.
Star anise provides dark licorice-like sweetness.
Bergamot introduces freshness.
Basil gives the composition a green aromatic edge.
The heart becomes warmer.
Cardamom adds spicy freshness.
Nutmeg creates dry warmth.
Lily of the valley adds a surprisingly clean floral contrast.
The dry down is where Remix becomes most distinctive.
Vetiver creates an earthy masculine backbone.
Licorice reinforces the anise effect from the opening.
Cloves add warmth.
White musk smooths the entire composition and keeps it wearable.
Its greatest strength is individuality without excess.
Remix is unusual, but it is not bizarre.
It offers enough familiar Armani polish to remain easy to wear while using star anise and licorice to separate itself from countless citrus, aquatic, and generic woody fragrances.
Compared with Armani Code Eau de Parfum, Remix is fresher, more herbal, less sweet, more licorice focused, and more casual.
Compared with Michael Kors for Men, Remix is lighter, cleaner, less smoky, and less leathery.
Compared with Perry Ellis Portfolio, Remix is more unusual, more licorice focused, spicier, and less conventionally aromatic.
Its primary limitation is availability.
Because Remix has been discontinued, authentic replacement bottles are increasingly unpredictable.
Its star-anise-and-licorice signature is also polarizing enough that it is not one of the safest blind buys.
For someone who enjoys star anise, bergamot, basil, cardamom, nutmeg, lily of the valley, vetiver, licorice, cloves, and white musk, Emporio Armani Remix for Him remains an excellent discontinued Giorgio Armani fragrance with strong fall, spring, office, casual-date, nightlife, nostalgic, and collector appeal.
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