Escada pour Homme

Escada Pour Homme opens with sour and acidic citruses accompanied by soapy lavender. . In this stage it reminds you classic aromatic perfumes that you've smelled before a lot. . But in the following, it is changed by a sour bitter smell like orange's peel which is mixed by a sweet boozy scent. It makes the perfume aroma different and special and bring it out from the recurrent classic aromatic atmosphere. . Also I can feel patchouli with its earthy and a bit sour smell that reminds me Guerlain Heritage. At the end of story, we have a sweet woody vanillic aroma that has bitter sour orange peel in its lap. . This perfume is something between classic and modern; Its style is masculine and dandy-like and it has a warm cozy smell. . عطر با رایحه بُرّنده ی ترش و تیز مرکباتی به همراه حس گیاهی صابونی لاوندر کارش رو شروع میکنه و در ابتدای راه شمارو به فضای عطرای آروماتیک قدیمی میبره. . اما بلافاصله رایحه ای نمودار میشه که عطر رو از حالت تکراریِ کلاسیک خارج میکنه و فاز رایحه رو تغییر میده. رایحه ای تلخ و ترش مثل بوی پوست پرتقال که در ترکیب با شیرینیِ کشمش مانند و تیزِ الکلی ادویه ای نمود خاص و منحصربه فردی پیدا کرده. . بنظرم نمیشه نقش پچولی رو هم در این عطر نادیده گرفت که با القای کمی حس کپکی مانند فضای رایحه رو به چالش میکشه و کمی هم به ترشی رایحه دامن میزنه. از طرفی پچولی درترکیب با حس آروماتیکِ لاوندری و ترشی عطر لحظاتی من رو یاد هریتژ گرلن میندازه. نهایتا رایحه ی چوبی وانیلیِ شیرینی، پایان بندی عطر رو رقم میزنه که تیزی اولیه ی عطر در اون مهار شده و اون تلخی و ترشیِ پوست پرتقالی رو تو مشتش داره. . اسکادا پورهوم دروازه ای بین عطرهای آروماتیک کلاسیک و عطرهای مدرن و شیرینِ دهه های پیش روی خودشه و همچنین امتیازش شخصیت مستقل و رایحه بکری هست که داره. شخصیت عطر مردانه و رسمیه و طبع رایحه گرمه. به گمانم متاسفانه این عطر دیسکانتینیو شده.

I'd been chasing this Escada Pour Homme as it kept popping up as "this perfume reminds me of....." selections for some of my favorite fragrances. Pacoma Gatsby, Tiffany for Men, Guerlain Heritage, Roja Danger, Tom Ford for Men (I have the Extreme flanker). Finally got hold of a bottle and am several hours into my first wear. I can see some of the similarities with the above named fragrances. Initially on test strip I thought the cognac note gave it just a bit of Le Dandy by D'Orsay combined with a larger dose of Pacoma Gatsby. But now several hours into the actual wear I would vote for a Gatsby/Tiffany for Men hybrid similarity. Not quite as sweet (honey note) as Gatsby and not as powdery as Tiffany for Men, nor does it seem to perform quite as well, although the top notes seemed to have turned somewhat in my vintage juice. It also has a bit of similarity to the earlier Lauder for Men, but not as skanky as Lauder. But imo Escada Pour Homme has no real similarity to Creed Royal Water, Dolce&Gabbana K, nor that much in common with YSL Opium Pour Homme. Since I have both Gatsby and Tiffany for Men ranked high in my collection, I knew I would like Escada Pour Homme, and I do. A very smooth, pleasant scent and right up my alley. My kind of scent profile. Update: This really does have quite a bit of overlap with Tiffany for Men. Update2: The drydown of Mr. Blass by Bill Blass is quite Escada Pour Homme like. If you like Escada Pour Homme try Mr. Blass. It's not discontinued and it's quite inexpensive. I picked up a 120ml bottle cheap. Just spray the heck out of it and enjoy the drydown.

The beginning rises in a rush of bright citrus and aromatic herbs, but almost immediately there is a turn into something denser, almost lacquered, as if a bowl of spiced amber syrup had been warmed near polished wood. The scent feels built for thrill rather than restraint, a 1990s vision of magnetic confidence, when louder meant bolder and being noticed was the point. The middle is where the perfume shows its true face: sweet tobacco, cinnamon-tinged warmth, and a plushness that moves in slow waves. It becomes a kind of velvet curtain, heavy and persuasive, with a sheen of fruits wrapped in spices. There is an almost theatrical quality, the way club lights soften a room and voices turn low. The drydown settles into a thick mix of vanilla, amber, and that unmistakable Escada signature—opulent, creamy, and undeniably sensual. It shares a faint shadow with some of the era’s powerhouse evenings: hints of Drakkar Noir’s swagger and the syrupy depths of 1990s designer seduction, though glossier and more flamboyant. It is a captivating creation, but not an office-safe one. The sweetness clings to the air, and the impression is less tailored suit and more silk shirt at the edge of a nightclub bar, where the music shakes glasses and conversations blur. For those who favor subtle barber fougères, dry vetiver greens, or citrus chypres with architectural tension, this falls on the other side of the spectrum—bold, honeyed, and intent on being seen. A fragrance from a different time, when excess was a virtue and shadows carried heat.

When I was 18, years ago, I realized I needed to grow beyond the Brut 33 gift set I got for christmas annually. I walked into a Saks and headed for the men's counter. When I was asked "What scents do you like?", I was suddenly shook with the memory of a short story where a peevish orphan son discribed the smell of new-found fun-loving drunkard father as a heddy combination of cigars, shoe polish, gin, and cheap aftershave. I asked for the same, but in a good way. Desipte the wince, the saleman I think got the message and produced a bottle of Escada for Men. Despite the qualficiation "It is a bit expensive", I bought the bottle. The selection met my request dead-on. It does initally smell like you bathed in Cognac, but it gives way to a floral and spice notes during the day. In the evening the Cognac comes back, like a cocktail to end the day, topped with a leather and vanilla, hinting a cigar. Morining yeilds to a vanilla and powder scent, soothing your rise to meet the day. Needless to day, I love this scent. It fits me, and I fit it. It can be hard to find, and I hope they never discontinue it....I might need to stock up.

Escada pour Homme, A Rare Vintage Masterpiece 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Long dismissing the Escada name amid cheap mass production, revisiting the house through pour Homme unveils a radiant amber masterpiece. Bucking the convention of dour, serious amber profiles, Escada brims with a synthetic yet complex bouquet of bright florals and spices and sunny happiness. Perhaps an acquired taste for some, but magnetizing compliments nonetheless in an aged spirit transcending "old man" cliches. While performance sits slightly below vintage nuclear potency, the EDT still projects a versatile aura for 8 hours with a moderate sillage. Even one normally shunning sweet scents can't help but fall to their knees before this golden elixir. Tragically, halfway through a humble 40ml, finding a replacement proves doubtful with production long ceased. Yet hope retains of stumbling upon a local perfume shop in a remote city, untouched by trends and filled with vintage holy grails like a bottle of this masterpiece. Should Escada revive their men's line, reproducing this amber floral spice happiness stands paramount.