The best whiskey-scented colognes balance a recognizable barrel-aged warmth with enough freshness or softness to wear comfortably. I rank Maison Margiela Replica Jazz Club as the best overall for its polished, smoky bar-inspired character, while Cremo Bourbon & Oak is a straightforward pick for a familiar oak-led profile and Cremo Casked Vanilla suits shoppers who prefer a sweeter finish. The main tradeoffs are scent style, concentration, and whether you want a cologne, body spray, or a more layered fragrance. A whiskey note can lean boozy, woody, sweet, or smoky, so the label alone does not tell you how it will wear. Read on for the full breakdown and guidance on choosing the right profile.
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Key Takeaways
- Jazz Club takes the overall spot because its bar-inspired fragrance offers a more composed, layered direction than the simpler whiskey-forward body sprays.
- Cremo Bourbon & Oak is the clearest starting point for shoppers who want an accessible oak-and-bourbon style without a smoky, lounge-like effect.
- Cremo Casked Vanilla shifts the category toward sweet and smooth; it is a better fit for vanilla fans than for anyone seeking a dry, barrel-heavy scent.
- Viking Revolution Coffee & Whiskey stands apart by pairing whiskey with coffee, creating a darker, roast-led option rather than a straightforward bourbon profile.
- Body spray and cologne are not interchangeable formats: the Bath & Body Works sprays may suit casual refreshes, while shoppers seeking a more developed fragrance should compare the cologne and eau de toilette options.
| Bath & Body Works Whiskey Toast Eau de Cologne for Men, 3.4 fl oz |  | Best Overall Whiskey-Forward Pick | Fragrance notes: Aged whiskey, toasted oak, smooth vanilla | Fragrance type: Eau de cologne | Volume: 3.4 fl oz / 100 mL | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Cremo Casked Vanilla Cologne for Men, 3.4 fl oz |  | Best for Vanilla-Led Scent Fans | Fragrance notes: Black plum, warm incense, Madagascar vanilla | Volume: 3.4 fl oz | Type: Spray cologne | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Bath & Body Works Whiskey Reserve Men’s Body Spray, 3.7 fl oz |  | Best Fresh, Casual Body Spray | Fragrance notes: Crisp apple, single malt whiskey, white oak | Format: All-over body spray | Volume: 3.7 fl oz | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Maison Margiela Replica Jazz Club Eau de Toilette |  | Best Premium Unisex Alternative | Fragrance type: Eau de Toilette | Notes: Pink pepper, rum, vanilla, tobacco leaf | Gender: Unisex | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Viking Revolution Coffee & Whiskey Eau de Parfum for Men, 3.5 fl oz |  | Best Bold Coffee-and-Whiskey Blend | Fragrance type: Eau de Parfum | Scent notes: Coffee, whiskey, warm earthy notes | Volume: 3.5 fl oz | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Cremo Bourbon & Oak Cologne Spray for Men, 3.4 fl oz |  | Best for a Classic Bourbon-and-Oak Profile | Brand: Cremo | Scent: Bourbon & Oak | Fragrance notes: Distiller’s spice, bourbon, white oak | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Bath & Body Works Bourbon Cologne for Men |  | Best for a Warm, Spicy Amber Twist | Brand: Bath & Body Works | Fragrance: Dark amber, Kentucky oak, and white pepper | Product type: Men’s cologne | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| whiskey scented cologne | Volume | Fragrance notes |
|---|---|---|
| Bath & Body Works Whiskey Toas | 3.4 fl oz / 100 mL | Aged whiskey, toasted oak, smooth vanilla |
| Cremo Casked Vanilla Cologne f | 3.4 fl oz | Black plum, warm incense, Madagascar vanilla |
| Bath & Body Works Whiskey Rese | 3.7 fl oz | Crisp apple, single malt whiskey, white oak |
| Maison Margiela Replica Jazz C | — | — |
| Viking Revolution Coffee & Whi | 3.5 fl oz | — |
| Cremo Bourbon & Oak Cologne Sp | 3.4 fl oz | Distiller’s spice, bourbon, white oak |
| Bath & Body Works Bourbon Colo | — | — |
More Details on Our Top Picks
Bath & Body Works Whiskey Toast Eau de Cologne for Men, 3.4 fl oz
Aged whiskey, toasted oak, and smooth vanilla make this the most direct fit for shoppers who want a recognizable whiskey-inspired cologne rather than a neighboring spirit or gourmand scent. Its balance of wood and vanilla suggests a warmer, smoother direction than Bath & Body Works Whiskey Reserve Men’s Body Spray, which adds crisp apple and uses a body-spray format. The 3.4 fl oz glass bottle also suits someone who wants a dedicated cologne for regular wear and dressier occasions. The tradeoff is that the supplied details don’t describe its strength, longevity, or how the notes develop, so buyers seeking clear performance guidance have little to go on. Compared with Cremo Casked Vanilla Cologne, Whiskey Toast makes whiskey the centerpiece instead of pairing vanilla with plum and incense.
Pros:- Aged whiskey is paired with toasted oak for a clear spirit-and-wood profile.
- Smooth vanilla adds a softer counterpoint to the oak.
- Eau de cologne format is positioned for everyday and special-occasion use.
- 3.4 fl oz glass bottle offers a substantial full-size format.
Cons:- No performance details are provided for longevity or projection.
- The listed notes may feel too warm or sweet for shoppers seeking a fresh, citrus-led scent.
Best for: Shoppers who want whiskey, oak, and vanilla together in a standard cologne format for both routine wear and occasions.
Not ideal for: Buyers who need published wear-time or projection details, or who prefer fruitier notes like the crisp apple in Whiskey Reserve.
- Fragrance notes:Aged whiskey, toasted oak, smooth vanilla
- Fragrance type:Eau de cologne
- Volume:3.4 fl oz / 100 mL
- Bottle material:Glass
- Intended wear:Everyday wear and special occasions
- Product category:Men’s fragrance
Our verdict“Choose Whiskey Toast if you want the lineup’s clearest whiskey-and-oak cologne, and skip it if performance specifics are a deciding factor.”
Cremo Casked Vanilla Cologne for Men, 3.4 fl oz
Creamy Madagascar vanilla leads this fragrance, while black plum and warm incense give it a darker, layered character. That makes Casked Vanilla a good choice for someone who wants a barrel-adjacent mood without a literal whiskey note. It differs from Bath & Body Works Whiskey Toast, where aged whiskey and toasted oak are named directly; Cremo instead leans into a sweet, resinous blend. Its top, middle, and base notes give buyers a clearer sense of a composed fragrance structure, though the provided information doesn’t identify how each note is assigned or how long the scent lasts. The key tradeoff is its less whiskey-specific profile: buyers seeking a straightforward whiskey cologne may find Whiskey Toast or Viking Revolution Coffee & Whiskey a closer match.
Pros:- Madagascar vanilla provides a creamy central note.
- Black plum and warm incense add contrast beyond a simple vanilla scent.
- Top, middle, and base notes signal a layered fragrance structure.
- 3.4 fl oz spray-cologne format.
Cons:- Whiskey is not listed among the fragrance notes, making it a less direct match for whiskey-first shoppers.
- The description gives no wear-time or projection information.
- The sweet vanilla and incense combination may not suit buyers who prefer crisp or dry scents.
Best for: Men who enjoy creamy vanilla fragrances with dark fruit and incense, and want a layered scent rather than a literal whiskey-led one.
Not ideal for: Buyers who specifically want whiskey or oak listed as fragrance notes, or who avoid sweet, incense-like scents.
- Fragrance notes:Black plum, warm incense, Madagascar vanilla
- Volume:3.4 fl oz
- Type:Spray cologne
- Note structure:Top, middle, and base notes
- Development:Developed by Cremo master scent specialists
- Intended audience:Men
Our verdict“Pick Casked Vanilla for a plush, layered vanilla scent with dark accents, not for the most literal whiskey profile.”
Bath & Body Works Whiskey Reserve Men’s Body Spray, 3.7 fl oz
Crisp apple, single malt whiskey, and white oak give Whiskey Reserve a fresher, fruitier direction than the vanilla-heavy Bath & Body Works Whiskey Toast Eau de Cologne. Its all-over body-spray format is suited to someone who wants a clean-smelling application across the body rather than a conventional cologne presentation. That format is the main distinction—and the tradeoff: shoppers specifically seeking a cologne may prefer Whiskey Toast or the eau de parfum concentration of Viking Revolution Coffee & Whiskey. Whiskey Reserve is also identified as a 2023 limited edition, which can make it harder to source consistently. The listed notes make its profile easy to picture, but no performance details are supplied, so I can’t draw a reliable comparison on longevity or projection.
Pros:- Crisp apple adds a brighter angle to the whiskey-and-oak profile.
- Single malt whiskey and white oak keep the scent aligned with the roundup theme.
- All-over body-spray format supports casual application.
- 3.7 fl oz volume is larger than the listed 3.4 fl oz options.
Cons:- Body spray format may not suit buyers specifically seeking cologne.
- The 2023 limited-edition designation points to less dependable availability.
- No longevity or projection details are provided.
Best for: Casual fragrance users who prefer a fresher apple-and-oak take on whiskey and want an all-over body spray.
Not ideal for: Shoppers seeking a standard cologne or dependable ongoing availability, since this is a body spray identified as a limited edition.
- Fragrance notes:Crisp apple, single malt whiskey, white oak
- Format:All-over body spray
- Volume:3.7 fl oz
- Edition:2023 limited edition
- Finish:Clean-smelling
- Product category:Men’s body spray
Our verdict“Choose Whiskey Reserve for a casual, apple-bright whiskey body spray, but pick Whiskey Toast if you want a conventional cologne.”
Maison Margiela Replica Jazz Club Eau de Toilette
Rum, vanilla, and smoky tobacco leaf give Jazz Club a boozy, atmospheric character, though it is an adjacent pick rather than a whiskey-note fragrance. Pink pepper adds a spicy opening, setting it apart from the more literal aged-whiskey-and-oak profile of Bath & Body Works Whiskey Toast. Its unisex positioning and stated use across all seasons make it a flexible option for people who want a richer evening scent without limiting themselves to a men’s fragrance. The apothecary-style bottle and layering compatibility add presentation and styling appeal. The tradeoff is that the rum-and-tobacco pairing may overwhelm shoppers after a quieter, cleaner scent; Whiskey Reserve is the more fruit-forward, casual alternative. The supplied details don’t specify performance, so I wouldn’t choose it based on assumed longevity.
Pros:- Rum and vanilla create a boozy profile with a smoky tobacco contrast.
- Pink pepper adds a spicy element distinct from the lineup’s oak-and-apple styles.
- Unisex positioning broadens its appeal beyond men’s fragrances.
- Can be layered with other Replica fragrances for a customized scent.
Cons:- Rum is not whiskey, so this is a neighboring boozy scent rather than a literal whiskey cologne.
- Strong rum and tobacco notes may feel overpowering to some wearers.
- No longevity or projection details are included.
Best for: Fragrance buyers of any gender who want a spicy, smoky, rum-and-vanilla scent for evenings and value layering options.
Not ideal for: Shoppers who require whiskey as a named note, prefer subtle fresh scents, or want performance details before choosing.
- Fragrance type:Eau de Toilette
- Notes:Pink pepper, rum, vanilla, tobacco leaf
- Gender:Unisex
- Seasonal use:Fall, winter, spring, summer
- Suggested occasion:Evening occasions
- Layering:Can be layered with other Replica fragrances
- Bottle design:Apothecary-style bottle with rope-wrapped pump
Our verdict“Choose Jazz Club for a polished, unisex rum-and-tobacco scent, not if whiskey itself must be the central note.”
Viking Revolution Coffee & Whiskey Eau de Parfum for Men, 3.5 fl oz
Coffee and whiskey make this the lineup’s most overtly gourmand take on a boozy fragrance. Warm, earthy notes add depth, giving it a darker profile than the crisp apple and white oak in Bath & Body Works Whiskey Reserve. Its eau de parfum format also distinguishes it from the body spray and cologne options, though the supplied data doesn’t state how long it lasts or how strongly it projects. The 3.5 fl oz amber glass bottle gives it a substantial, gift-ready presentation. That bold coffee-and-whiskey pairing is also its main limitation: it will suit buyers who actively want a rich, noticeable scent more than those seeking a restrained everyday option. For a smoother vanilla-led alternative, Cremo Casked Vanilla offers a less direct but gentler direction.
Pros:- Pairs coffee directly with whiskey for a distinctive gourmand profile.
- Warm, earthy notes add depth to the main pairing.
- Eau de parfum format distinguishes it from the lineup’s body spray and cologne options.
- 3.5 fl oz deep amber glass bottle is presented as a gift option.
Cons:- Bold coffee and whiskey may be too rich for shoppers who prefer fresh, restrained scents.
- No longevity or projection details are provided.
- The coffee-led profile may feel less versatile to buyers seeking a traditional oak-and-whiskey scent.
Best for: Men who enjoy coffee fragrances and want whiskey paired with earthy notes in an eau de parfum format or gift presentation.
Not ideal for: People who prefer light, clean, or understated scents, or shoppers who want documented performance details.
- Fragrance type:Eau de Parfum
- Scent notes:Coffee, whiskey, warm earthy notes
- Volume:3.5 fl oz
- Bottle material:Glass
- Bottle color:Deep amber
- Intended audience:Men
- Presentation:Presented as a gift option
Our verdict“Pick Viking Revolution for a bold coffee-and-whiskey eau de parfum, and pass if you want a lighter, cleaner whiskey scent.”
Cremo Bourbon & Oak Cologne Spray for Men, 3.4 fl oz
Cremo Bourbon & Oak is the clearest fit for someone seeking a whiskey-inspired cologne built around the scent of the barrel rather than a sweeter gourmand impression. Its progression from distiller’s spice to bourbon and white oak gives the fragrance a layered character, while the stated all-day wear design suits buyers who want more than a brief opening burst. Compared with Bath & Body Works Bourbon Cologne, Cremo spells out a more distillery-focused note profile; the latter leans on dark amber and white pepper for a warmer, spicier direction. The tradeoff is that Cremo’s spice-and-oak balance may not appeal to anyone who prefers a smooth, sweet vanilla note such as Cremo Casked Vanilla. Its full-size spray bottle is practical, but less compact than a travel-first option.
Pros:- Distinct distiller’s spice, bourbon, and white oak note combination
- Layered development gives the scent more character than a single-note impression
- Designed for wear throughout the day
- 3.4 fl oz spray format suits routine use
Cons:- The spice-and-oak profile may feel too dry for buyers who prefer sweeter scents
- The 3.4 fl oz bottle is less convenient for compact travel than a smaller format
Best for: Buyers who want a straightforward bourbon, spice, and oak scent in a full-size spray for regular wear.
Not ideal for: Anyone seeking a distinctly sweet, vanilla-led fragrance or a small bottle for pocket-sized travel.
- Brand:Cremo
- Scent:Bourbon & Oak
- Fragrance notes:Distiller’s spice, bourbon, white oak
- Volume:3.4 fl oz
- Form:Spray cologne
- Carry-on compliant:Yes
Our verdict“Choose Cremo Bourbon & Oak if you want a layered, barrel-inspired scent; skip it if sweet vanilla is your priority.”
Bath & Body Works Bourbon Cologne for Men
Bath & Body Works Bourbon Cologne suits buyers who want whiskey-adjacent warmth with more amber and pepper than a straight barrel-like profile. The mix of dark amber, Kentucky oak, and white pepper points toward a warm, spicy character, and the higher fragrance oil concentration is intended to support lasting wear. Compared with Cremo Bourbon & Oak, this option puts amber and pepper more visibly in the foreground, while Cremo names distiller’s spice and bourbon as central notes. That makes this a better match for someone after a rounded, spiced scent than a direct bourbon-and-oak impression. The practical downside is missing bottle-volume information, which makes it harder to judge how much cologne is included or how easily it fits a travel kit. Its profile may also be too warm for buyers who prefer lighter, less spicy scents.
Pros:- Combines dark amber and Kentucky oak with white pepper for a layered warm-spice profile
- Higher fragrance oil concentration is designed for lasting wear
- Spray application is convenient for everyday use
Cons:- Bottle volume is not provided, limiting size and travel-planning comparisons
- Amber and pepper may be too warm or spicy for buyers seeking a lighter fragrance
Best for: Buyers who favor a warm amber-and-oak cologne with a noticeable peppery edge for everyday spray use.
Not ideal for: Shoppers who need a stated bottle size for travel or prefer a cleaner, less warm scent centered on bourbon and oak.
- Brand:Bath & Body Works
- Fragrance:Dark amber, Kentucky oak, and white pepper
- Product type:Men’s cologne
- Application:Spray
- Fragrance concentration:Higher fragrance oil concentration; exact concentration not specified
- Bottle volume:Not provided
Our verdict“Pick this cologne for a warm amber-and-pepper take on whiskey scents, but choose Cremo Bourbon & Oak for a more explicitly bourbon-led profile.”
How We Picked
I compared these seven fragrances by how clearly they suit the whiskey-scent brief, how their supporting notes shape the overall character, and how practical their format is for different routines. The key distinction is not simply whether a product mentions whiskey, bourbon, or oak; it is whether the result reads as dry and woody, sweet and smooth, smoky and bar-like, or dark and coffee-led. I also weighed versatility, the likely appeal of the scent profile to a first-time buyer, and whether the product format suits everyday application or a more deliberate fragrance choice.
The ranking gives the lead to fragrances with a distinctive, coherent profile and broader use potential, then separates more specialized or casual options by who they serve best. Jazz Club ranks highest for its polished interpretation, while the Cremo options offer clearer, more direct entry points into oak and vanilla. The Bath & Body Works picks and Viking Revolution scent fill narrower roles rather than competing on the same style. Since fragrance perception and staying power vary by skin and application, I treat scent descriptions as guidance, not a guarantee.
| whiskey scented cologne | Fragrance notes |
|---|---|
| Bath & Body Works Whiskey Toas | Aged whiskey, toasted oak, smooth vanilla |
| Cremo Casked Vanilla Cologne f | Black plum, warm incense, Madagascar vanilla |
| Bath & Body Works Whiskey Rese | Crisp apple, single malt whiskey, white oak |
| Maison Margiela Replica Jazz C | — |
| Viking Revolution Coffee & Whi | — |
| Cremo Bourbon & Oak Cologne Sp | Distiller’s spice, bourbon, white oak |
| Bath & Body Works Bourbon Colo | — |
Factors to Consider When Choosing Best Whiskey Scented Colognes
Choosing a whiskey fragrance is easier when you decide what you want the whiskey note to do. It can lead with barrel wood, soften into vanilla, blend with smoke, or take a darker turn alongside coffee. These broader checks can help you avoid choosing by name alone.
Decide Whether You Want Dry Oak or Sweet Warmth
Whiskey-inspired scents often sit between dry woods and sweet gourmand notes, and the balance changes how easy they are to wear. Oak-led profiles can feel drier and more tailored, while vanilla-heavy blends may read warmer and sweeter on skin. A common mistake is assuming every bourbon or whiskey label signals a sharp, boozy scent. Supporting notes can soften the impression or pull it toward smoke, spice, or dessert-like sweetness. If you dislike sugary fragrances, look for a woody direction rather than choosing based on a familiar whiskey name. If you want a cozy scent for cooler weather, sweetness may be a feature rather than a drawback.
Match the Fragrance Format to Your Routine
A body spray is often the casual choice for a quick refresh, while cologne and eau de toilette are generally treated as more deliberate fragrance formats. The label does not guarantee how long a scent will last, but concentration and application style can affect how much fragrance you use and how noticeable it feels. Choose a format based on whether you want a light, easygoing layer or a scent that anchors your grooming routine. Avoid applying a new fragrance heavily before you know how it behaves on your skin. A small amount lets you judge its character without overwhelming a shared space. Check the product’s own directions rather than assuming all spray formats work the same way.
Think About Where You Plan to Wear It
Smoky, boozy, or coffee-led scents can feel especially suited to evenings and cooler days, while cleaner oak or softer vanilla may be easier to reach for across more settings. This is a matter of personal taste, not a strict rule, but context can make a bold fragrance feel more or less comfortable. If you want one scent for work, errands, and social plans, favor a profile that does not depend on heavy smoke or sweetness. If you already own a versatile everyday fragrance, a more distinctive bar-inspired option can fill a useful second role. Consider how close other people will be and how frequently you plan to reapply. A fragrance that suits an evening out may not be the one you want in a compact office.
Treat Longevity and Projection as Personal Variables
Online descriptions cannot tell you exactly how a fragrance will develop on your skin, and scent strength can differ with skin chemistry, weather, and application. Rather than choosing only by claims about performance, think about how noticeable you want the fragrance to be. A subtle scent may be easier to wear daily, while a more present profile can suit occasions when you want the fragrance to register. A frequent mistake is using extra sprays to compensate before allowing the scent time to settle. When possible, sample on skin and wait through the opening before deciding whether the dry-down works for you. This is especially helpful with whiskey scents, where sweet or smoky notes may become more apparent over time.
Choose a Distinctive Scent Only If It Fills a Gap
A whiskey fragrance can add variety to a collection, but it may overlap with scents you already own that emphasize woods, tobacco, coffee, or vanilla. Before choosing, identify the role you want it to play: an everyday option, a cold-weather alternative, or a more atmospheric evening scent. Paying more for a polished or more layered composition makes most sense when that difference matters to you, not simply because the bottle belongs to a premium line. If you are new to this scent family, a direct oak or vanilla profile can be easier to judge than a complex blend. If you already enjoy dark, smoky fragrances, a more unusual pairing may bring greater variety. Let the role it fills guide the choice.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which whiskey-scented cologne is the safest choice if I have not tried this scent style before?
I would start with a profile whose supporting notes you already enjoy, rather than choosing the boldest whiskey interpretation. An oak-led option can feel more straightforward, while vanilla can make the fragrance sweeter and softer. Smoky or coffee-led blends tend to have a more distinctive mood, so they may be less flexible as a first pick. If you can, sample the fragrance on skin and wait for it to settle before deciding. That gives you a better read on the dry-down than a quick sniff of the opening.
Are whiskey colognes too strong for work or daytime wear?
Not automatically: the scent profile and the amount applied matter as much as the whiskey theme. Dry oak or a softer blend may feel more restrained than a smoky, sweet, or coffee-heavy fragrance. Start with a light application, then see how noticeable it remains in your usual setting. Close indoor spaces and shared work areas call for extra restraint. If you want one scent for day and evening, prioritize a balanced profile over a strongly atmospheric one.
Should I choose a body spray or a cologne?
Choose based on how you plan to use it, not on the assumption that one format always performs better. A body spray can suit casual refreshing, while a cologne or eau de toilette may fit a more intentional fragrance routine. Product names and formats alone do not promise a particular wear time, so check the product details and apply according to its directions. If you are unsure about the scent, a lighter application is a sensible way to start. Buyers who want a more developed fragrance experience may prefer comparing the cologne options first.
Do whiskey-scented colognes smell like actual whiskey?
Usually, the whiskey idea is conveyed through a blend of warm woods, sweetness, spice, smoke, or other notes rather than a literal drink-like smell. Some fragrances lean toward barrel-aged oak, while others emphasize vanilla or pair whiskey with coffee. That is why two products with whiskey in their names can feel very different. If you want a dry, woody result, seek that profile instead of relying on the word whiskey alone. Sampling helps if a strong boozy impression is a concern.
When does it make sense to choose a premium, more complex whiskey fragrance?
A more layered fragrance makes sense when you enjoy scent development and want something with a distinct evening or seasonal role. It may be less useful if your priority is a simple, easy-to-reapply everyday option. Think about whether you want a polished bar-inspired composition or a direct bourbon, oak, or vanilla profile. A more complex scent can also be harder to predict from its name, so sampling is especially helpful. Pay for the added character only if that character is what you want from the fragrance.
Conclusion
Best overall: I recommend Maison Margiela Replica Jazz Club for shoppers who want a polished, atmospheric whiskey-adjacent fragrance. Best value-style pick: Cremo Bourbon & Oak makes sense for a direct oak-led profile, while best for beginners is Cremo Casked Vanilla if a sweeter, softer entry sounds more appealing. For a more distinctive pairing, Viking Revolution Coffee & Whiskey suits buyers drawn to roast and darker notes; the Bath & Body Works sprays fit casual refresh routines. Choose Jazz Club for a layered bar-inspired mood, Bourbon & Oak for straightforward woods, or Casked Vanilla for sweetness. The right option depends less on the whiskey label than on which supporting notes you want to wear.
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