Aramis Tuscany EDT Spray 100ml

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I remember about 15 years ago my Dad would put this on in the morning and come home from work 12+ Hours later and this fragrance would still fill the house with its distinct smell. Just that first fragrance is sold around the world in more than 100 countries and territories, and now there are a great number of excellent fragrances under the Aramis name, which is still producing new perfumes and colognes to this very day. Take a spray shower in Tuscany per uomo, pour yourself some sambuca and get out in the heat of summer. Tuscany Per Uomo has earned its place of honor in this fascinating aromatic world with all the merits, and I personally liked its smell a lot. It starts off with a citrus burst like no other that I have experienced, lemon and lime are blended superbly well together and there's also the subtle hint of anise.

the first batch of the Gents' collection is the one to have, the one with the green juice inside, heavy on oakmoss and anice and all those wonderful notes, sillage and projection are stellar, last versions are very poor performers, that first batch from A1 till A71 are just great, all the rest is a waste of money.I don't usually reach for Azzaro when I want something soft or discreet, so while I like Tuscany, it feels a little out of place to me. I believe the increased anise note makes its presence known because the "real" oakmoss absolute has been eliminated thus leaving ragged edges and revealing thread-bare patches in the tapestry. This page will contain information related to sexual devices and accessories, including product images and details, reviews and usage guides, and we want to ensure you’re comfortable to continue. Maybe the Aramis Group handled initial stand-over tactics from the 2012 doomsday a bit better for a bit longer. I have to say I really enjoy this fragrance because it doesn't open harshly (except maybe the citrus) and it drys down to be more delicate and less butch than some other Aramis offerings, especially the original.

Its lingering tang of citrus and dustiness of patchouli also reminded me, in miniature form, of the dry cacao-patchouli in Davidoff Zino.Formula with te same fixation, the new one 2017 it’s a good try to recuperate the original formula but still it’s still far from the amazing Tuscany from 1994. Sillage as with other Aramis fragrances I have tried is moderate yet leaning strong but in an effervescent and airy way, while longevity is actually quite good. The name comes from the Dumas character in “The Three Musketeers”, one of the dashing swashbucklers at the heart of that tale.

I am surprised that the new presentation and for most likely reformulation of this fragrance remains very accurate to what it was, I compared it to a vintage Tuscany Forte, and I can tell there is almost no difference, I am happy I decided to get this new bottle, I will compare it again wearing both for a regular day to see the difference in performance, but as for now I am pleased. Two friends had Tuscany given to them from their wives at Christmas - reportedly because of my patronage. I guess you could say that the vintage version of Tuscany is what great fragrance is about- time and memory in a bottle, and a personal statement of identity as well. The base is the usual suspects, classic leather and oakmoss with a spicy sandalwood base and herbaceous basil and caraway too. The cologne features a coastal, deep marine scent that is more subtle than its contemporaries; it’s the perfect option for a more relaxed, daily scent.I expected the anise would give this a bit of a bite, but instead it softens the citrus, almost too much, and adds more of a sweaty grime. Aramis Tuscany For Men is a rich aftershave, that combines ambery, fougere and freshnotes, for a strong and assertively male fragrance. Citrus notes never overstay their welcome and burn off quite quickly, leaving sandalwood, leather and oakmoss, there's some patchouli and cinnamon incorporated too which help to round everything off nicely.