One thing for certain about this new One Million flanker, it delivers one of the notes listed in abundance, particularly in the opening, and frankly, validates my nose if I ever had doubts about my nasal calibration (which does happen from time to time) they have been allayed. That note is hazelnut, it's very clear and nutty and quite lovely actually, strangely coupled with a fresh and fruity blast. It then becomes reminiscent of Ferragamo uomo which was a surprisingly good gourmand release of the last few years. However, This is where it starts to venture into the banal and painfully generic. Where Uomo had a lightness of touch, a blending of notes which could come off as sledgehammer harsh or sickly it gave them a bit of lightness and freshness. One Million Lucky is not that way at all, after the promise of the opening it becomes a messy, confused and synthetic bomb of 'dark' but I'd say just murky, honied, gourmand notes and modern trickery. Yet again, I can't say I hate it, it's serviceable, wearable, it has better performance than Uomo and that nutty note in the opening truly is something to behold, so it's not without merit. Lucky doesn't draw me in either though, it's not got the charm of Ferragamo uomo, but if you want a clumsier and better performing version this is not dissimilar.