Azzaro pour Homme by @azzaro_parfums is a Aromatic Fougere fragrance for men. Azzaro pour Homme was launched in 1978. Azzaro pour Homme was created by Gerard Anthony and Richard Wirtz. Top notes are Anise, Lavender, Lemon, Caraway, Basil, Bergamot, Clary Sage and iris; middle notes are Vetiver, Sandalwood, Patchouli, Cedar, Juniper Berries and Cardamom; base notes are Oakmoss, Leather, Amber, Musk and Tonka Bean,according to Fragrantica. A true classic treasure. This really is one that you need to try the vintage version of to understand what a masterpiece this used to be. Don't get hooked on the vintage nonsense. The latest formulation is more modern and smoother, and of course a far better value. This is the newest version but I’m finding it very interesting and ... MoreAzzaro pour Homme by @azzaro_parfums is a Aromatic Fougere fragrance for men. Azzaro pour Homme was launched in 1978. Azzaro pour Homme was created by Gerard Anthony and Richard Wirtz. Top notes are Anise, Lavender, Lemon, Caraway, Basil, Bergamot, Clary Sage and iris; middle notes are Vetiver, Sandalwood, Patchouli, Cedar, Juniper Berries and Cardamom; base notes are Oakmoss, Leather, Amber, Musk and Tonka Bean,according to Fragrantica. A true classic treasure. This really is one that you need to try the vintage version of to understand what a masterpiece this used to be. Don't get hooked on the vintage nonsense. The latest formulation is more modern and smoother, and of course a far better value. This is the newest version but I’m finding it very interesting and it’s a classic scent that never goes out of fashion. Azzaro is dark, heady and gloriously off trend. Whilst the lavender is obvious, I pick up the sourness of juniper and the moist skankiness of the wood and moss. The Sandalwood is not dusty or creamy like it usually is in many classics. It's bright, vibrant and at the same time very earthy, probably mixing with Vetiver and Cedar. Very masculine, musky and spicy, yet soft and subtle. Never overpowering, cloying, loud or offensive. The DNA still holds up and is great for that classic barber shop smell. For the price, it is an exceptional value. Longevity is about 5-6 hours on skin and clothes,projection weak to moderate for first 1-2of hours.

Azzaro Pour Homme EDT Spray for Men 200ml

This is my husbands signature aftershave. He’s worn it for years - lovely sandalwood refreshingaroma. Great to be able to get it again as notalways available. Great price for 200ml. It’s hisbirthday today and he’s a happy man

Azzaro Pour Homme is a fantastic fragrance that deserves to

Azzaro Pour Homme is a fantastic fragrance that deserves to be praised. This fragrance is masculine, bold, and sophisticated all at the same time, making it ideal for any occasion. With hints of cedarwood, musk, and patchouli, the fragrance is meant to evoke confidence and sophistication. I like how the scent has a classic feel to it, but it also has a modern twist that, in my opinion, keeps it fresh and exciting.

Basil and Sage with Sandalwood and Juniper with undertones of Oakmoss, Musk, and Tonka Bean.

Azzarro is a time valued cologne. It's scent is timeless. It was fragrance I frequently wore as a younger man. I remember enjoying the fragrant scent of the mixed subtle spices, with hints of Juniper, Sandalwood, and Sage. It's a great men's cologne and it's scent is as masculine and as fresh as I remember it to be.

If you like fougere, but this. Inexpensive enough for me to take a chance. I am very happy with this purchase. Great scent, great dry down, classy. Sh

If you like fougere, but this. Inexpensive enough for me to take a chance. I am very happy with this purchase. Great scent, great dry down, classy. Shipped safe and secure. Thank you

Not as good as Aramis Tuscany

It's difficult to find most Aramis colognes these days (apart from the original classic) and they tend to be ridiculously expensive if you do. So thought I'd try Azzaro Pour Homme which is reasonably priced and supposed to be a close match to Aramis Tuscany. Well yes it is similar but misses that certain je ne c'est quoi. However I do like this Azzaro and it's great for daily wear although you'll be lucky to get much more than 2 hours staying power.

Not what it used to be

I've used this since the early 80s. I finished my last bottle I had for over 10 years. Replaced it with this, not even close. There has been some heavy cost cutting in the formula. The old one was still present on my dirty shirts three days latter. This one is gone without a trace two to three hours latter. If Azzaro cannot create the same formula as in the past, they should just discontinue making this.

Sorely Lacking: Solarissimo Levanzo By Azzaro

The initial spray-before the droplets evaporate-is the brief high point of this fragrance for me. That's the tiny point in time in which there is enough balancing acidity or astringency. The rest is a descent into a flabby, synthetic sweetness . . . something like a Play-Doh accord with notes of bubblegum and mosquito repellent. (That stuff subsides in the late-drydown to die-down . . . about one-and-a-half hours in, in my experience.)It isn't horrible; it doesn't offend me, but virtually everything else (Cremo Citrus and Mint Leaf is killing it on the other arm, staying citric and fresh) is more appealing. (Think I'll see if I can pass the remaining 47 ml of Solarissimo Levanzo along.)As ever, your mileage may vary.

This scent is as fantastic as the first time I sprayed it on 43 years ago.

In October 1980 I celebrated my 16th birthday in New Orleans and I acquired two things on that trip that I still use daily:Addidas running shoes and Azzaro pour homme. This eau de toilette changes as the day goes forward and lasts until the next shower. Its woodsy aroma works well with the wools and flannels of autumn and winter just as its mellowing scent mixes beautifully with the natural glistening of a humid summer day’s exertion. This original is a 365 day fragrance with different notes on the Fourth of July from New Year’s Eve but always leaves one feeling refreshed and on point.

Wonderful Classic Scent

This is a wonderful classic scent that many compare to Aramis Tuscany. I happen to agree. It's fresh, spicy, and a bit earthy. It smells incredible and should definitely appeal to classic scent collectors and people that have memories of the 70s and 80s. I can't believe that I didn't use it back then but I made up for it by being a avid Tuscany fan. I will continue to keep these scent in my classic section now that I have discovered it. The price point is way better than Tuscany and there's very little difference in their scent DNA. I highly recommend it.