Pour Homme Eau De Parfum

It opens a bit sharp and zesty, the ginger is quite loud for the first few minutes. then come the tea accords, which I find the most pleasing and long lasting out of the tea fragrances I had the luck of smelling and trying on myself so far! I would describe it as a lemony/gingery tea with some bitterness to it, but not as much bitterness as in Wulong Cha which is quite photorealistic, but unfortunately the tea in that doesnt last long. the tea accords in Bulgari pour Homme EDP last way longer, I can still get wiffs of the tea after 3-4 hours. The Musk and Guaic Wood become stronger as it dries down. I would describe it as damp woods with an animalistic touch to it, but in a good way! Overall to me the scent profile is just soo soo soothing whilst maintaining a masculinity that I miss in many male perfumes these days. (almost no sweetness/fruitiness) Its very well balanced IMO. And for a freshie it lasts long. The only "negative" is the price, since its almost nowhere to be found in discounters, and if it is, its still around 100.-, despite it apparently not selling very well (Ive got my bottle from a store which had it on sale) and the Bach is from 2023, so probably one of the earliest ones, since its only out for a short time. So i dont really get why its not marked down more. Apparently Bulgari is trying to do something similar to Chanel where they only want their frags to be sold in High-End Stores and not at Discounters. This to me is a real Masterpiece and also kinda unique smelling! 10/10 for the scent - this will be my new signature for the warmer months for sure!

This stuff is just beautiful and it smells the way Pure Leaf Unsweetened Tea tastes (my absolute favorite) — but if you added ginger and it does this in the best possible way. I am simply in love with this scent! A while back I had the Bvlgari PH Extreme flanker and it was just okay to me (came across dated and bitter), but this exceeds that one by far in my opinion and is my favorite in the line. This is a sophisticated and gentlemanly scent which already feels like a modern masterpiece and has garnered very little attention since its release. A criminally underrated release in today’s so-called fragrance community. This has all-season signature scent written all over it. I haven’t seen this mentioned yet but the ginger in this smells identical to the ginger used in Tygar, in fact I’m smelling it as I type this out and the similarity is absolutely undeniable. So far it wears fairly light as expected but it seems to last pretty well without fading. The wafts and sillage I’ve been getting off my skin with this are just absolutely delightful. If you like tea and ginger fragrances, don’t hesitate to check this one out!

The tea accord is there, but does it differently compared to Bvlgari Extreme. Extreme's tea leans more earthy, dry, and smoky with virtually no sweetness but does have more citrus pop. The EDP opens with a softer, slightly sweet floral scent. That sweetness is reminiscent of how YSL MYSLF does it, with a clean, almost modern floral glow, which tells a lot that this is Extreme, but modernized. That sweetness and floral nuance gradually goes into the background. In the drydown, the tea note goes up front. As I said, tea here feels more modern, but still got that dry smokiness, but in a cleaner, modern way rather than the raw, earthy style of Extreme. Overall, this is not a replacement for Extreme, but it does scratch that smoky tea itch. But, even if you’re familiar with Extreme, there’s a chance you might prefer this version if you’re drawn to its modernized aura rather than the nostalgia factor that Extreme has going for it.

The Chronicles of Kapow or The Ultimate Fragrance Buyer’s Guide Until I Find a More Pompous Title: Entry Number 4 This is a classic and classy spring fragrance. It definitely has a 90s vibe attached to it and I mean it in a very positive way. It is a very elegant scent. A comforting masculinity, something very relaxing or maybe reassuring. It is not shy, it shows a discrete confidence, although the green herbal opening is quite bold. The longevity is average, but not all fragrances are based on performance. One does not always have to make a statement. Silence and restraint have value too if you know how to choose your words. The flacon is really beautifully designed and the transparent green is a great visual evocation of the scent. One of the perfect spring fragrances. Not the most original, but it is so good it is part of the best spring fragrances with this timeless elegance attached to them. In my book: A-.

Bvlgari Pour Homme Eau de Parfum is a green, spicy and musky fragrance. The opening is green and fresh, slightly spicy, it smells of fresh cardamom and although it does not contain citrus, the ginger gives it a lemony and spicy touch. A few minutes later the green aroma intensifies, with the tea DNA that this line of Bvlgari Pour Homme fragrances carries. Once reaching the drying phase, a green smell combined with musk remains. The smell is very pleasant and fresh, ideal for use during the day, in casual and formal situations, office work, outings with friends, at school, etc. The longevity with me was more than 10 hours, which was good, although the projection or aromatic sillage is closer to the skin, but not so close to the skin. I liked this new version of the Bvlgari Pour Homme line, in fact all the fragrances in this line are very good and this was no exception.