Pure Gold

Pure Gold by Milton Lloyd is a bold, warm-spicy fragrance with strong projections and excellent longevity, often compared to the iconic Prada 1 Million due to its cinnamon, amber, and leather core. It opens with citrusy blood mandarin and grapefruit, quickly evolving into a rich, spicy-sweet base featuring cinnamon, patchouli, and a sensual leathery-amber dry down. Many note a chocolate-like warmth in the dry down, reminiscent of milk or caramel, creating a deeply warming and inviting scent ideal for evening or winter wear. The fragrance projects strongly and lasts impressively long, making it a standout value for money—especially under £6 for 50ml. Some users find the initial intensity overwhelming, noting the sillage is powerful and the dry down can drift into sickly sweet territory if not balanced by wearers’ preferences. However, not all agree: a handful report difficulty detecting anything beyond the strongest note, especially those sensitive to dominant spicy or fruity accords. Some critics describe it as one-dimensional or overly sweet, with the citrus and fruity notes vanishing quickly, leaving only a thick, spicy amber or leather presence. These users highlight a lack of nuance or development, calling it an