Bourbon & Oak

This is my fourth purchase from the Cremo line, and the statement I read echoing w most Cremo reviews is "never fail to impress, or Cremo does it again". I'm beginning to think this may hold true w all of their fragrances. Cuz this one is absolutely AMAZING! I'd have to say out of the 4 I have Spice & Black Vanilla, Vintage Suede, Distiller's Blend and Bourbon & Oak this one ranks 2nd tied w S&BV. 1st is definitely VS fourth DB. I also found mixing DB with S&BV in a decant makes for a definite 5 out of 5 juice. Anyway back to Bourbon & Oak, this is stuff is so vanilla soft, I'm getting but a hint of the Bourbon & Oak. Even tho vanilla is not listed as a note, it is very pronounced in this frag. I was a bit apprehensive to purchase onl because I've been getting a lot of people mention how blatantly boozy this comes off. Especially when that outrageously frank "#CubaKnow" reviewed it. I never want to smell like one of my step-dads confronting me early in the a.m. hrs. as I tried to sneak back inside from an unauthorized night out in h.school. But to my nose the Bourbon is the opening act and the vanilla and special guest Oak are the headliners to this Cremo duet. Blind buy worthy? Absolutely, as well as the 3 other aforementioned scents in the Cremo line up. You won't be disappointed w any of them. Unless the Cremo bottle and name is too under the radar (regardless how remarkable it is) for you. And doesn't fit ur boojie bottle collection and standardized potion price🤑🙄, then this house isn't for you, the kind who quenches their self worth on high end💎💰💸 brand named everything's in hopes of a nod😏 of approval from those one rung higher than them on the social ladder🤷♂️🤦. Did I go off topic? And for a reason.....🤔

Recently got turned on to CREMO. Mostly because of the beard products and I have an epic beard so... Anyway, @fragrantica #fragrantica needs to seriously work on getting all of the CREMO frags in the database. It takes them so long to update the database when you put in the missing fragrances in the forum. The smell of this one is very manly. This smells so damn good I am amazed that I never really heard much about their frag line. I started out with Distiller's Blend #13 and was just blown away. Then I snagged myself a Palo Santo and a Bourbon and Oak. These are all in their own league. The kind of scents that I had always wanted but never found. I was so impressed I went ahead and got the body wash and deodorant and beard products of the same scent. If you haven't tried CREMO yet...stop goofing off and get some. There is nothing like it. Some are made to last 2-3hours and others have 6-8hours longevity. That isn't a bad thing. Most events or meeting will be a few hours so then you can apply something else for another occasion. Sometimes you want one to last 8 hours-ish and Distillers Blend will get that mark. I spray slightly heavy so today I was sporting Bourbon and Oak for about 7 hours. For as good as these smell and the price they come at... it is all worth it to me. CREMO = A+

This is a fantastic scent for the price (~$22). It's certainly smells better than many more expensive colognes I own. It says a whisky note, but it's a strong, sweet Bourbon whisky note- that's a key (Scotch vs. Bourbon). Also, the dry oak is very prominent as well with a vanilla blast at the end. It's very nice- I always get compliments when I wear it, though I have to put a lot of it on. Yet, with it being so cheap, I can afford to go through a bottle rather quickly. I tend not to see colognes as "seasonal", but situational. So, I don't think of this as a "fall" or cold weather cologne. It's a rich cologne, so it's not for everyday use per se. I've worn it to work (in education), and it seems to be fine. It's more a well-dressed, business-casual cologne, such as when you wear jeans, a white dress shirt, and a tan sport coat for meeting someone at a sophisticated place or for drinks in an oak-paneled bar. That's what I get from the smell. This an excellent cologne I'd recommend to anyone.

Differences between Cremo's Bourbon & Oak and Bourbon Vanilla, top notes: B&V has more distiller's nuances upon initial spray that lingers until the vanilla emerges. In B&Oak, the smokier oak wood is present through beginning to end. Some were saying these are the same. I am wearing both simultaneously and they are definitely not the same fragrance. Bourbon & Vanilla on my right hand. Bourbon & Oak on my left hand. While both have a boozy quality, the Bourbon & Oak is a truer representation of an aged whiskey in a sniff glass waiting to be consumed. On dry down, Bourbon & Vanilla is slightly sweeter. These both make good gifts to anyone with an appreciation for bourbon. Those saying this is similar to Zara's Tobacco Collection, Fresh Spicy, Rich Warm & Addictive, etc. I find on me, they lean a bit more gourmand. This reminds me more of Bvlgari Man in Black's boozy notes. Not super sweet. Both are good, but I am favoring Bourbon & Oak as it seems to have more depth.

My first actual fragrance I bought with my own money. I was looking for something warm and cozy, that came across mature and masculine at the same time, especially with how the winter season was coming up. So I did my research, came across this masterpiece. I was skeptical at first, due to the unknown of never hearing the brand 'Cremo' before. But I took the gamble and blind bought it. 8.5/10 I hit the nail on the head. A cozy, mature, boozy scent with that strong wooded base, topped with those underlying spices just sing to your nose like an 'a Capella'. I strongly recommend for the colder environments as it can project a decent amount and you might end up cloying the scent profile if the weather is too humid and warm, and nobody wants that. Longevity? for me personally, I find it lasts a long time. I could still smell it on me after a days of work and was quite impressed with how the dry down stayed consistent throughout with that gorgeous woody booziness.

Now here we have something called CREMO brand Bourbon and Oak And I will be the first one to review this stuff here and let me say man this stuff is good it's really good.... Seems like this is a line from the Target company... I ended up purchasing four of their varieties for about $23 a piece..This falls in line with a lot of the boozy type smells but let me tell you this is such a natural smelling Bourbon and oak essence that it made me smile... it's beautiful smelling!!! It is an eau de toilette and it has a nice bottle shape and construction the sprayer is great this stuff is underrated underappreciated and obviously no one knows about it...So I thought I'd put my two cents in on it I'd say this is an 8.5 out of 10 and strength and Longevity is a good 8.0 Happy Spring and happy Mother's Day to all.....ciao

I bought Cremo Bourbon & Oak EDT from Target to just try it out because it was so inexpensive and I like a couple of their body wash products. After spraying it on the very 1st time I immediately thought to myself that I have smelled this before. Since I own several boozy fragrances it took me a while to figure it out. Finally I found the answer. Carolina Herrera CH Men Prive is almost the exact same scent. I love CH Men Prive so this Cremo product is a winner in my book and it costs about half of what I paid for Prive. Now Prive has a much nicer bottle that resembles a whisky flask if you are into bottle design, but if you are soley concerned about smelling good I recommend Bourbon & Oak.

Simple yet addictive. Love the honesty of the name to the scent. My husband bought the beard oil and it was pure catnip to me I could not get enough and I let him know! He eventually moved on to the shower set and years later I can’t find a cologne I like more on him so bought him the EDT from Amazon. Ugh I can’t get enough. It performs like an EDT the sillage is moderate for most the day but after work it’s more intimate. I’ve been searching for a scent he likes that attracts me but doesn’t trigger scent memory of anyone else and actually feel territorial against males that dare wear a similar scent. I love the intimacy of the scent.

This is my 3rd acquisition from Cremo and I continue to be impressed by the quality of their fragrances. I have Reserve Blend Palo Santo, Spice & Black Vanilla and now this and I'm just blown away by these fragrances. For the price, you really cannot beat them. This smells sexy, boozy, woody, spicy and smooth. You could take this juice, put it in a fancy bottle with $100 price tag and the reviewers would be hailing it as the next hype beast fragrance. Just excellent stuff!

Reading these Cremo reviews 5 years later... It seems like they put out an excellent product as per the amount of positivity for most of their fragrance line... which is about 8 or more at this point.... I'm going to buy the new one.. the leather one which has really good ratings as well and for 20 bucks who can complain?? anyway, nice to see everyone and their noses enjoying good fragrance no matter what price it is....CIAO!

Very warm and spicy on the dry down I get a vanilla note that's not listed but it's definitely there at least to my nose ! This scent is strong and projects well for the first couple of hours the dry down is very nice I don't get the booziness on the opening to the point where people would think you're drinking like some people said not at all. Definitely a scent women like and a compliment getter. Great for the cool weather.

Cheap and good. A competent stand-in for long discontinued CH Men Privé. Of course it smells a bit cheaper close to the skin and doesn't last as long - that's to be expected at this price point, but sillage in the air is indistinguishable. Gen Z's and A's probably won't care for this old school 'grandad' scent - but remember, your grandad had game enough to successfully complete the mission or else you wouldn't be here.

This is my first from the line of scents by Cremo. And I LOVE IT! My girlfriend loves it. The spice is noticeable right from the first spray. As it cools and dries, here comes the wood and bourbon. I don’t get any vanilla I see in the other reviews though. It lasts a very long time. I think all the scents by Cremo do. I have 2 other scents and itching to buy the others. I highly recommend this scent.

Burbon Boozy, oak woody, modern clean, slightly synthetic and just beautiful......Woah this stuff smells similar to the rum within Replica Jazz club but less sophisticated and younger version. Also it is more POWERFUL and well-balanced than jazz club. But it has somewhat similar drydown it's insane. I kind of love this scent profile and the clean boozy woody outcome. Unique and masculine. Love this.

Boozy, woody, spicy, slightly sweet. Perfect fall and winter fragrence with fairly good performance, especially for the price. I think this is also great for all age ranges, smells mature but not in a way some would find off putting. Definitely pick it up if you're interested and you like boozy scents.

Sexy and seductive. Has a nice boozy smell that gives this scent some maturity along with a subtly sweet, creaminess that really draws people in. Performs well, I get about 6 hours on the skin with one spray. Great date-night fragrance and perfect for the wintertime. Can't beat the cost either.

Love these cheapy Cremo fragrances, if I had to pick my top 3 of what I have which not all are listed in fragantica, it would be Bourbon Vanilla, Bourbon & Oak, and Spice & Black Vanilla. The shampoo & shower gel for BV and B&O are incredible, to bad they don't have it for SBV.

Say whatever you want about the brand or the cheap price, this stuff is really good and I loooove it! The simple notes break down are on point. I enjoy this as much if not more than my more expensive designer and niche. Honest opinion.

Bought this at Target for like, $24, an absolute steal! I LOVED this scent. Sweet sexy, boozy whiskey! An absolute must-have if you like alcoholic drink notes.

Perfect for chilly fall days. I love all the Cremo scents, they have a class to them and they perform very well.