... IF I LIKE CDG THEN I MIGHT ALSO LIKE...
CdG has a pretty large and varied catalog... nothing wrong with exploring that for a while, if you are liking your findings so far.
A number of their fragrances were composed by Mark Buxton, who has a pretty good resumé; he has recently composed three scents for Biehl that you might want to look into, named MB01, MB02 and MB03.
He also has his own line now, called
by Mark Buxton.
Several other notable CdG scents were composed by Bertrand Duchaufour, who is now the house nose at L'Artisan. He had already composed a number of interesting scents for L'Artisan prior to joining the company, my favorites being
Dzongkha and
Timbuktu.
For some reason I feel like you might also like the work of Jean-Claude Ellena, whose work is often described as "sheer", as in transparent; his minimalist style of perfumery might work for you. He has been doing the
Hermessence line and the
Jardin series for Hermès, where he is the house nose; he has also composed scents for Frederic Malle and the Different Company, among others.
Those are some good starting points for further explanation; have fun!
I'm seriously considering the possibility of keeping it and maybe giving him another fragrance.
