Game of Spades
Game of Spades Bluff
Game of Spades Bluff
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Bluff is Game of Spades' newest release from Jo Milano Paris, launched in 2026 as an extrait de parfum — crafted for those who play the game with confidence, charm, and a touch of mystery. The perfumer is not publicly disclosed, but the fragrance brings a clean, modern aromatic-woody profile to the collection.
The opening is a vibrant burst of pink pepper, bergamot, and mandarin, creating an immediate spark of energy and sophistication. As it settles, the heart reveals a modern aromatic blend of clary sage and blackcurrant, adding depth, freshness, and a subtly sweet edge that feels both daring and refined. Reviewers describe it as "super classy with a barbershop feel" — a young man's clean barbershop scent.
The dry-down is where Bluff shows its character — a smooth base of vetiver and tonka bean that lingers with warm woods, soft spice, and earthy sweetness. Performance is the honest trade-off here: expect whiffs of the scent hours later, though projection is soft and intimate rather than bold. This is a skin-scent fragrance with moderate longevity, not a beast-mode performer.
Community comparisons land most often on Ex Nihilo Speed Legends — both share the clary sage, blackcurrant, and vetiver DNA in a clean, modern aromatic structure. If you've been curious about that profile but hesitant about the price point, Bluff offers a refined, wearable interpretation at a fraction of the cost. A decant is the smart way to decide if this smooth, classy barbershop-aromatic earns a spot in your rotation.
Scent Notes
- Top: Pink Pepper, Bergamot, Mandarin
- Middle: Clary Sage, Blackcurrant
- Base: Vetiver, Tonka Bean
Best For
Spring, summer, and fall. Casual wear, office, date nights. A clean, modern aromatic-woody with soft projection that suits those who love refined barbershop scents with a contemporary edge.
The original bottle is not included with purchase. Midwest Fragrance rebottles the authentic & genuine fragrance into our smaller bottles, otherwise known as atomizers, decants or vials.
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