Frequently Asked Questions about Versace Man by Versace
What does Versace Man by Versace smell like?
Versace Man by Versace features top notes of Angelica, Bergamot, Neroli, and Pepper, middle notes of Cardamom and Saffron, and base notes of Amber, Cashmere wood, Labdanum, and Tobacco.
Who created Versace Man by Versace?
Versace Man by Versace was created by Domitille Michalon Bertier.
When was Versace Man by Versace released?
Versace Man by Versace was released in 2003.
What season is Versace Man by Versace best for?
According to user reviews, Versace Man by Versace is best suited for Fall and Winter.
I've been waiting a while to get my hands on this. I've also been a fragrance lover for many years but didn't expand my collection beyond about 10-12 fragrance until recent years. Strange that this one passed me by when it was out, because now looking back on the late nineties/early noughties era there were a few real gems around and I'm surprised Versace Man got tragically overlooked... by me anyway. I sometimes shop in a store which specializes in discontinued or rare fragrances still in production. I asked about this one and they said they sold the last bottle several years ago and that I'd be lucky to find a decent one now. She said be wary of things on ebay and I suppose bottles could be 10+ years old now. However, I believe from my experience (and dependent on the fragrance of course), as long as you store them properly it shouldn't be too much of an issue. My verdict is.... this is a wonderful scent, a deep sexy oriental that blows anything Versace have in stores at the moment (possibly with the exception of Oud Noir?) out of the water. Then they go and discontinue it. A fresh opening then, deep amber and really nice leathery, tobacco accord is complex and wonderful with the absolute epitome of my favourite spicing from cardamom, pepper and wonderful saffron and labdanum. The saffron is a really big player in this fragrance without dominating it in anyway, it feels soft and classy but deep. The drydown is lovely, long lasting but not very strong which is fine by me. I love Versace Man comes highly recommended and it's a triumphant blind buy for me.
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12 years ago
Versace Man, from Versace was released in 2003. The perfumer behind this creation is Domitille Michalon Bertier. It has the top notes of Angelica, Bergamot, Neroli, and Pepper, middle notes of Cardamom and Saffron, and base notes of Amber, Cashmere wood, Labdanum, and Tobacco.
I've been waiting a while to get my hands on this. I've also been a fragrance lover for many years but didn't expand my collection beyond about 10-12 fragrance until recent years. Strange that this one passed me by when it was out, because now looking back on the late nineties/early noughties era there were a few real gems around and I'm surprised Versace Man got tragically overlooked... by me anyway. I sometimes shop in a store which specializes in discontinued or rare fragrances still in production. I asked about this one and they said they sold the last bottle several years ago and that I'd be lucky to find a decent one now. She said be wary of things on ebay and I suppose bottles could be 10+ years old now. However, I believe from my experience (and dependent on the fragrance of course), as long as you store them properly it shouldn't be too much of an issue. My verdict is.... this is a wonderful scent, a deep sexy oriental that blows anything Versace have in stores at the moment (possibly with the exception of Oud Noir?) out of the water. Then they go and discontinue it. A fresh opening then, deep amber and really nice leathery, tobacco accord is complex and wonderful with the absolute epitome of my favourite spicing from cardamom, pepper and wonderful saffron and labdanum. The saffron is a really big player in this fragrance without dominating it in anyway, it feels soft and classy but deep. The drydown is lovely, long lasting but not very strong which is fine by me. I love Versace Man comes highly recommended and it's a triumphant blind buy for me.