Question:
This might sound a bit stupid but I've broken down my scents into categories.
CITRUS (with tobacco)
- guerlain vetiver
- d & g pour homme
GOURMANDS
- angel a*men
- givenchy pi
- aquolina blue sugar
- marc jacobs for men (kinda sweet)
WOODSY
- swiss army for men
AQUATICS
- swiss army altitude
- cool water
CLEAN SCENTS
- ck be
- clean men
*** Where do my 212 and drakkar noir fit in? And is Cool water even an aquatic?

Answer:
Armani Pour Homme is a great choise indeed!
Very distinctive and unpopular scent these days.
Try Eau Sauvage also.

Answer:
Originally Posted by ck__ I was thinking I was lacking in the citrus department in which a l'eau d'issey would do well? Any suggestions? On the contrary...I think you have plenty of citrus there to last awhile. You hav a few orientals and A-men is a gourmand. What you need is a good herbal or woody fougere or maybe a leather.
Antaeus would fit all of those categories to some degree. In fact, go ahead and explore the whole Chanel line while you're at it.
For more herbal fougere types, Santos de Cartier or Azzaro PH are good places to start.
On the very woody end (which you are also missing), look into Gucci PH, Cartier Declaration, Gucci Rush...and I'm sure others will fill you in further.

Answer:
Black XS
Dior Homme
YSL M7/Rive Gauche
Terre D'Hermes
nothing in your wardrobe smells like these...worth a shot

Answer:
Get some leather-based frags.

Answer:
No wardrobe should be without TERRE D HERMES..

Answer:
Originally Posted by ck__ Oh I always thought that L'eau D'Issey was the most bashed "citrus" scent. What would you call it then? after the top notes are gone I'd call it "swamp"
by the way any citrus you find: Hermes Orange Vert comes to mind but I find all of them except Terre D' Hermes the citrus doesn't last long at all.
Creed's Orange Spice is a fabulous orange but disappears quickly. The bottom notes of Creeds may last 12 hours.
good luck