Bogart is not brash like a lot of aromatic fougeres from its era, and I consider it to be mainly a leather fragrance. Vibes of respectful powerhouses arise from Caron's Pour Un Homme, Boss Nº 1, Aramis 900, and Lapidus For Man, . Its become cool enough that Zara recently came out with Leather Jardin, which is a masterful nod to this style of perfume.

The stinky CEO of a shitty small company in a shitty small city in the middle of nowhere, that thinks he smells good because everybody smiles when he passes by. After giving the original Bogart a few wearings, it climbed its way to the top of my favorite Bogart scents.The approach almost comes across as just spraying on the heart and base, which is handled perfectly.

The sillage of this scent is amazing and as for its lasting power, well, try to get rid of it and you'll see. But otherwise, be patient; and if you hated it, try it again in six months before you throw it away. The base is my favorite part, as it takes on more of a dark cherry/black cherry theme, with a little vanilla and some spice. Bogart is at first more dry/bitter than Paco, whereafter it becomes rather pleasant and pretty similar to Paco. I do like this but that shaving foam vibe pushes off this a little bit stronger than I had imagined in my head at the open.

Here the tonka goes down heavy, but behind an overwhelming tobacco sweetness, there is something stylish, vaguely mysterious, and a little retro that makes me appreciate it and not a little. I bought this about a year back and even though the smell is okay, not a big fan of sweet frags, though it isn't overly sweet. The top notes are bergamot, lavender, and rosemary, which give the fragrance a clean and crisp opening. An extremely underrated fragrance I cannot understate how underrated this fragrance is I've gotten numerous compliments from it.

Instead, Bogart Pour Homme smells exceptionally aromatic, and I even detect some nice green mossy notes in this. no, because it has an historical value, and despite it is the pure stereotype of fougere perfume, it just sucks and smell of Jewel-Osco (the bathroom, not the fruit department). With my liberal application of ten sprays (neck, chesk, wrists and shoulders), I am getting 10-12+ hours of longevity, with very good projection and sillage for the first 6-8 hour range. e. Musc Ravageur/Dans Tes Bras), yet knows how to work with low budget ingredients too (Nautica Voyage probably being the best cheapie out there). It was a solid, leathery fougere that while powerful never was so over-the-top that it couldn't be worn as a good daily scent.

If you are looking for a new fragrance to add to your collection, I would definitely recommend giving Bogart Eau de Toilette a try. First seconds are confusing, but a couple of minutes later it turns into a nice mild sweet fragrance good for the office and other serious meetings. Being a Bogart fragrance (and especially from the seventies), I also expected it to go beastmode and fill the room within seconds - but it doesn't. Longevity has suffered with my June 2021 bottle with 6 hours of longevity and sillage of max 1 hour. However, in my humble opinion, the Bogart Pour homme is far superior and it has an excellent fixation and projects a lot.

bright and can't say anymore) Sally Marion(just really like her) and now Tommy with Studio Scents my new favorite. Having that said, if you are a young buck and want the attention of that 35+ hot milf you've been thinking about.

The first hour of the drydown is to die for as the aroma fades into a bitter and fresh tobacco accord that plays around with the fading middle notes. Slightly raucous and harsh on first application, this softens and mellows on the dry down into a beautifully balanced green and leathery scent.