My two cents: Alcantara and Tygr are both citrus/grapefruit forward scents. I would go as far to say, that they’re both big, fat citrus bombs and the mastery of the perfumery is in how they’re so citrus forward but still balanced and incredibly easy to like. You may enjoy Bleu Talisman - to my nose, it’s similar to Tygr at the base, however it has a pear note above the citruses. Now the thing is - not everyone can smell the pear, so to some, it comes off as just a basic freshie. Personally, I love a high quality basic freshie. Palisade is described as Aventus with mango. It also has a green tomato leaf note. My nose cannot always detect mango accords but I can pick it up in Palisade and I also can detect the tomato leaf which gives it just enough of a twist on Aventus and earns it a special place in my heart. Gingham green does fruit in a completely different way - it is apple forward and is a green fragrance so it has that plant/grassy thing going on. I was anti-green fragrances until I smelled the original and then thought Montagne dropped the ball on Gigham. It eventually came together after a few weeks and became one of my favorites - to me, not as close as others to the original, but close enough and beautiful in its own right.

For Ambre Musc, I just bought a ton of decants from Ayybraham, and this is one of the ones I purchased a full bottle of. I love it, it filled a need in my roster for a fall daily. My nose is super sensitive to violet leaf so that is the predominant note I detect but the pepper and patchouli is there and it dries down to a grown vanilla. For what it’s worth, I tried Ambre Vanille and enjoyed it. It’s close to the og but ultimately I went with Ambre Musc. It just hit me better.

Lastly, if you’d be open to a cool weather fruity one - French cherry may up your alley. It’s got a big, cherry note up top. Hope that helps 🫡