Club 75

Jacques Bogart Club 75 opens with a moderate projection of very sweet resinous, orange and cinnamon accords. The orange has a touch of lemon, a pleasant and aromatic citrus accord. The cinnamon adds a sweet spicy note that blends well with the citrus notes. In just a moment, the lavender adds a soft floral touch, not as prominent as the orange or cinnamon; the apple is also a touch but noticeable. The resins in this fragrance come up as soon as the fragrance is applied, while it adds a prominent sweet, ambery, vanilla-like accord that projects very well. As the fragrance commences to dry-down, the cedar and musk come up but are faint distant touches; the sandalwood adds a sweet touch to the already sweet resins. The fragrance is relatively linear, the only noticeable opening to dry-down change is the brief visit of the lemon during the opening. Once Jacques Bogart Club 75 has reached its dry-down, it can be summarized as a very syrupy resinous sweet orange and cinnamon fragrance with soft floral and woody accords. The fragrance feels candy-sweet (orange), delicious, energizing, fruity, gentle, intense, inviting, masculine but not for much, modern, playful, resinous, rare, rich, relaxing, special, syrupy, sweet, versatile, slightly woody, and very pleasant. BATCH REVIEWED: 2020 (#18C02) WOW RATING: 9/10. The sweet orange and cinnamon combination is deliciously impressive. DISLIKE RATING: 0/10. The fragrance is sweet but not overly sweet. UNIQUENESS: 9/10. The combination of orange, cinnamon, and resins is unique. MASS APPEAL: 10/10. This fragrance is a crowd-pleaser. PROJECTION: 4/10. Moderate, about 4 feet around the wearer. Up close is intense. SILLAGE: 4/10. Moderate, about 4 feet behind the wearer. APPLICATION: 4 atomizations will suffice. LONGEVITY: 4/10. About 4 hours with 2 hours of good projection. SEASONS: Winter, spring, fall, colder days, and climate-controlled environments. OCCASIONS: Formal events, outdoor gatherings, office, casual, holidays, romantic, dating, clubbing. This is an office-friendly fragrance. VERSATILITY: 7/10. Very good, this fragrance can be worn most of the year. GENDER: Advertised as masculine, other than the cinnamon, most of the notes and neutral, the resulting scent feels unisex. AGES: Any. RECOMMENDATION: Jacques Bogart Club 75 can be found discounted for about $20, its uniqueness and mass appeal ratings are fantastic for its price. The intense orange and sweet accords are delicious, this is a great buy. BLIND-BUY: Yes. SIMILAR: These are fragrances in the same genre. Costume National 21 is a delicious amber, milk, vanilla, and tonka fragrance; Mandarina Duck Black is a delicious mandarin and tonka bean fragrance; Baldessarini Nautic Spirit is a sweet, passion fruit, mango, and spicy fragrance; Paco Rabanne 1 Million Lucky very sweet, fruity, and nutty fragrance; Jacques Bogart Club 75 is a great, affordable, sweet orange and cinnamon scent. SUMMARY: A very syrupy resinous sweet orange and cinnamon fragrance with soft floral and woody accords. The fragrance feels candy-sweet (orange), delicious, energizing, fruity, gentle, intense, inviting, masculine but not for much, modern, playful, resinous, rare, rich, relaxing, special, syrupy, sweet, versatile, slightly woody, and very pleasant.

EDIT: lol.. This is a Paco Black XS type of scent, it's that classic cinnamon caramel apple praline dry down, hints of pear is in there. Also similar to Rasasi Yazan (spicier) and Armaf Italiano Nero Uomo (sweeter/rounder). I don't know why I didn't pick up on this when I first reviewed it. Good strength if you can find it cheap. Not as beast as Silver Scent intense or Ruby One Man Show. Overall it's a lighter fragrance and could be used definitely in summer where as the others can't really. This is still fairly heavy though, I'd say it's a good 6-8 hours from 3 sprays.. It's pretty good for 2 hours and then it turns into a very pleasant sandalwood accord in the dry down, it's damn sexy. This is Bogarts attempt at a real mass appealing scent and I think they knocked it out of the park. It's not unique except for the resins accord which is the most interesting part in this scent, there is a fleeting bit of silver scent DNA, but only barely. It's completely new for Bogart for the most part. To me, this is super likable like The One by D&G but way better, Club 75 is way better than anything that you find at the department store and longer lasting. This should be titled Bogart Juice and Woods... no oud, no saffron, and nothing like 1 Million.. at all. I repeat.. nothing like 1 Million at all.

Club 75 (16H14) - This is a winner! It starts out pretty sweet and fruity but after about 30-45min it begins to lean into the vein of Piguet's Bois Noir and the similarities get a bit more noticeable with the resins further into the dry-down. Not a clone type feel in any way, but I would say a slightly fruity/sweeter/fresher Bois Noir type "vibe". I feel this can be worn all year except on the hottest days and I highly recommend giving Club 75 a sniff. Performance off my skin is on par with other Bogart fragrances

I smelled at a department store a couple of weeks ago and it was awesome!!! I remember it was a bit similar to 'Silver Scent' but more mellow. I will try it again and update accordingly. Smelled it again (applied it on my arm), opens with citrus and than settles to Silver Scent's drydown but more mellow. 5 hours after it's closer to the skin and much sweeter. I don't know if it's the raisin but it's very nice. So, in summery my rating is: Projection: 7.5/10 Longevity: 7/10 Scent: 9 Loving it!!! :-)

Strange that I see no mention of how very similar this is to Boss #6 in any of the comments. Heck, it even has a similar green apple note to it! I would say longevity and sillage are pretty similar as well. Club 75 is slightly smoother in the sandalwood/vanilla aura creaminess, but Boss #6 (Boss Bottled) has better fruit and floral depth/complexity to the scent and drydown. So excited about this blind buy, as well as surprised. Yet another "hit" for me in the Jacques Bogart family!

I picked up Jacques Bogart Club 75 hoping for an affordable, modern fragrance, and my feelings on it are pretty mixed. The sweet, spicy opening is enjoyable and versatile, but after a while, the scent starts to feel a bit synthetic and generic. Performance is decent, and it's hard to complain at the price, but I don't think it's a standout fragrance. Overall, it's a solid budget option that I enjoy wearing occasionally, though I can understand why it has both fans and critics.

Bang for the buck! It has a syrupy sweetness with woody undertone and prominent cinnamon and raisin notes. The dry down is a bit musky and powdery, and the dry down smells like toffee. I bought it for $15. Even though it is an all year round perfume but I suggest you wear this on a cooler fall/spring or winter. Sillage is moderate on the dry down and the longevity is good as well. Fragrance rating: 8.5/10 Longitivity: 8/10 Sillage: 8/10 Value for money: 10/10 Recommended!

Blind bought this silver scent and bogart pour homme and was not disappointed at all. This is my favorite one of the three although none disappoint and they're just too different of scent profiles. It's slightly sweet and spicy love it, it's addicting and would buy again. I wonder how the newer club 75 vip smells, but have not seen anywhere online to even buy it.

this is great as usual because its a Jacques Bogart offering but all i can say for now is its alot like invictus original release...its very potent and lovely 8.8/1O......strength/longevity 8.0/1O.....Bogart perfumes are a beast and i literally seen heads turn as i walk among folks and asked constantly WHAT IS THAT YOUR WEARING?? have a nice day :)

I feel like 1/2 the fragrances on here someone has compared to Invictus. FFS it doesn’t smell like Invictus, it smells like it should belong in the Silver Scent lineup. Nice fragrance, great value for money like most of the JB range, not dramatically different than the average Silver Scent flanker

As usual piyux below is right on the money. Sweet and smooth (almost creamy) with a touch of spice. At this price point it must be made with very cheap materials but it's so well blended. Can't stop sniffing myself. Excellent longevity too. This is insane value for the money.

Like most youthful Bogart fragtances this is based around orange blossom, which strangely isnt mentioned in the note pyramid. If you removed the resins mentioned in the oyramid and replace it with orange blossom then it gets close to the scent this gives off

Not bad,the longevity and projection are not that powerful,maybe it is better with colder times.It has a strong balmy character.The drydown is similar to some stage of other modern Bogart fragrances.

Up close you can't really smell it its very faint when at first spray but later in the air it's a soft sweet powdery aromatic really nice

Club75 was launched in 2016 and brings a concept full of references: it was inspired by the Paris underground scene of the 70’s; the number 75 represents the year in which the brand was created and the first fragrance was launched; it is also the postal code of Paris; the bottle represents a tile and/or glass brick extracted from the wall of the secret Club Bogart; the box features a pattern that was called "tuxedo" as a tribute to Humphrey Bogart. The fragrance of Club75 is completely linked to the nighttime universe, which has been represented through fruity and warm compositions in recent years. It has notes of orange, Sicilian lemon and cinnamon (head); lavender, apple and balsamic accord (heart); Cedar, sandalwood, and musk (bottom). On the skin, Club75 has a very explosive output, typical of the brand’s fragrances. The orange is juicy and the cinnamon is very good, remaining from start to finish. It is not a scent that evolves, but it stays stable, exuding a lot and with high durability (just between you and me, when it is about Bogart, this is not news either). When the central part comes into action and the citrus fruits begin to give space to the apple and the balsamic notes, the fragrance reaches its climax and thus remains. It's like picking slices of apple, squeezing an orange over them and bringing it to the oven for roasting, and when removing, to sprinkle a lot of cinnamon and eat as an accompaniment for a ball of creamy ice cream. In here, this creaminess comes from the sandalwood. But do not be fooled because Club75 is not a gourmand fragrance! It is classified as fougère-fruity-ambery by the company but, in my humble opinion, it behaves like an oriental-fruity, with some spicy nuances. Club75 shows us another side of Jacques Bogart's perfumery when abandoning the orange blossom, always very present in its fragrances. And that's good because you realize that there was an attempt to adapt to the competition, but at the same time did not continue with the same melody of just one single note. Apart from the Silver Scent and One Man Show pillars, the brand often launches individual fragrances without much concern. But I, in particular, think that a flanker of this fragrance would be very nice in the future, perhaps a Club75 Intense, with notes of oud and some alcoholic beverage. Who knows? We can only wait.

This is, by far, the most mainstream appealing fragrance released by Bogart. This house typically releases bold, daring scents but this one is much more of a crowd pleaser. It doesn't smell like Invictus to me, more like a fruity version of Versace Dylan Blue. It lasts all day for me and projects well though it doesn't have the nuclear strength that some Bogarts have. I see this as very versatile, could work in most situations in all seasons. I love this scent. If you are opposed to generic fragrances and prefer something that's going to stand out from the crowd Club 75 is probably not for you.

I get amber, lavender, cinnamon, amd sandalwood in that order and only trace amounts of everything else. I don’t get any of the fruits but they may contribute to the overall sweetness. Opening is very candy sweet, heavy, amd loud for 20 minute then it gets a little dryer with more of a tobacco sweetness and sits closer to the skin. It lasts a while but the projection is below average. But maybe just spray more.

Very sweet and pleasantly spicy with good performance & longevity. Also great value based on price. This fragrance smells somewhat similar to something from the Axe bodyspray lineup, and Ive found that some women who smell this tend to find it to be a bit offensive especially early in its lifespan. Best for cooler weather, and needs only 1 -2 applications for good performance.

No brainer dumb reach fragrance for just about any occasion. The best way I can describe it is that it's a bit fresh with light spices on a creamy background. All the listed notes are detectable and it smells a bit like vanilla. I don't get beast mode but it is above average easily lasting 6-8 hours. For the price it's kinda hard to beat.

A sweet citrusy spicy light scent which can be worn in summer nights. Transforms at least three times, after an hour or so the sweetness turns into spicy citrusy subtle fizzy scent and hour later cedar becomes more prominent. Scent 7/10 Sillage 7/10 Longevity 7/10 I get about 4 hrs. Value 8/10

It's an inexpensive gem. Perfect for all year round. It has a fresh opening that settles into a sweet and somewhat musky scent. The performance is decent. It projects for good 2 hours and lasts for about 5 hours.

I love this inbuilt spray and overall retro vibe of the bottle and logo. i guess it smells great, because at Jacques Bogart the notes specified are not just a marketing trick, but a true portrait of a fragrance.

I can really smell the ... is this raisins I'm smelling? My younger brother really doesn't like this. But it's okay. I'd be hard pressed to wear this.

Very similar to Bogart Riviera night & lapidus gold Extreme! Sweet & spicy with a fruity notes! A pleasant fragrance❤️

Reminds me of a lighter version of Jazz Club Replica.

A well done woody perfume. Good longevity and silage and very masculine. There are other perfumes similar to this out there but this is so well constructed and has such a good strength. Vostock 308 has it bang on. This is yet another great Bogart. You can always count on Bogarts for potency which I value. There is no point in releasing a weak EDT or, for that matter, a weak EDP. *Update* Club 75 is close to Riviera Nights by Bogart

If you want to smell like oatmeal raisin cookies, this is it. It has similarities to Ferragamo's Uomo Signature as well but without the make up powder backing.

My bottle arrived broken and leaking. The cheap atomizer was cracked but I will still able to use this as a splash on. Too apple forward for me. Was hoping on more cinnamon spice and cedar. Not a bad scent, but seems like there's a lot of better options out there. Does last for a while. I pick up whiffs of it even after 5 or 6 hours. Not beast mode, but decent projection. For the price, you can do a lot worse.

I said it before and it deserves repeating. Bogart is the best budget-friendly house for middle age men that prefer the classic masculine fragrances done with a modern vibe. Club 75 is a winner and checks all boxes for me: 1. Masculine. CHECK 2. Unique. CHECK 3. Performance/Longevity. CHECK 4. Value/Affordable. CHECK 5. Wife approved. CHECK. TIP: Bogart fragrances are best on clothes. They last forever on cloth/cotton probably because of the synthetic notes. Thus, I prefer to spray clothes anyway because I don't like putting so much chemicals on my skin for my pores to absorb. Just spray your under shirt because you can easily change that daily anyway and is easy to wash in volume. Don't spray leather coats, denim jackets, blazers, etc. T-shirt and under shirts are the best scent carriers. (Bras for ladies). BTW if you are 40 to 50 and up in age, you must check out Bogart! They are one of the last houses that understand fragrances are not meant to be unisex. Men and women should smell differently. We look different. We act different. We think different, And dam it we should smell different! IMHO

Resinous and balsamic,sweet but not sugary , a woody oriental that smells very cheaply made but which I find deeply charming never the less. I imagine removing all the sharp herbal, citrus, leather, and vetiver notes from Guerlain L'Homme Ideal edt and buffing the remaining notes into a smooth sheen with a tad bit of the Bogart house woody amber in the base. It has a fruity airiness to it that kinda reminds me of Egoiste as well. Structurally it feels like an Annick Mernardo scent where notes emerge from a sort of "wall of sound" of balsalms and oriental woods. Bogart can be hit or miss (the whole OMS line aside from the original is abhorrent to me but I think BPH is superb, as is Bogart, OMS, and SSI) but I really feel this is blind buy worthy. It would work on any age or gender identity, and in any season. 92/100

Good lord this is a BEAST. The longevity is insane, i sprayed it yesterday at 5pm, could still smell it on my arm the next morning at 8am. Its super sweet, all i really get is a resin vibe from it, and its very linear. its the kind of scent i love to smell but its also a bit odd so i dont really want everyone else to smell it. My wife doesn't care for it. I love it though! UPDATE: 3 years later and I still LOVE this scent. Like someone else mentioned, it feels very modern. It doesn’t have any old school smell to it. Very orange blossom creamy resins. I absolutely love it, and it’s pretty unique. UPDATE 2: To my nose this has a sunscreen/beach vibe even though it’s not a very light fragrance, it fits for the summer. Love it

Bogart is an interesting company, as I learned from their group website. Straight up, this frag is the best value-for-money in my experience. The composition and concept has integrity - if money is limited, the desire is to smell alluring when possibly dancing and sweating, and have staying power - it is hard not to admire this frag. Imagine somewhere in this world, a man going out to a down-to-earth, live-music venue to let off steam and maybe get lucky - like in the Paris underground 1975. Roughness is a necessary part of the aesthetic, along with an on-point scent architecture. Bogart Club 75 sets the mood.

Its a nice Amber Fougere with the typical fresh opening touch of Orange/Citrus and it gets more ambery as it dries down. The Lavender note is what gives Club 75 that slight "Fougere vibe" making this scent leaning more masculine.vs Unisex or Feminine. Above average longevity (5 to 6 hours on skin) and imo is a light enough amber scent that it can be worn in mild/warm weather. Its does smell very nice, but nothing "MindBlowing" imho. Nothing to dislike here I feel. A 7 outta 10 fragrance.

Surprisingly "Modern" especially for the house of Jacques Bogart! It very (slightly) reminds me of Khamrah Qawha during the initial dry-down, but NOT as sweet, potent or gourmand. I get a slight booziness too. Interesting scent, but Ill ha e to come back after a full wearing bc I havent wrapped my Knoggin round Club 75 (yet). As for now.. Pretty impressive! Jacques Bogart hasn't had a miss for me yet!

Similar vibe in some ways to Allure Homme ... different scents for sure, this is resinous orange vs Allure's tonka mandarin ... but they both fill the role of fresh citrus/woody general purpose orientals usable anywhere, any time ... Allure is clearly better quality, but this is a fraction of the price and has much better longevity.

20% Jacques Bogart Silver Scent. 20% Azzaro Chrome Pure. 10% Davidoff Cool Water Intense. 10% Versace Dylan Blue. 40% Chanel Allure Homme Sport. Great for gym or jeans/tshirt. Excellent longevity. 8+ hours.

sweeter version of Bogart pour homme, the dna is very present..... definately worth a buy even if you have pour homme as its nice for a summers evening and has quite good staying power .

Someone said this smells like Boss #6. Yep the orginal apple pie scent despite they dont share a single note. I'm done here. Too many retarded people

reminds me of a lighter version of a cross between bogart pour homme and one million with a little bit of freshness on top.

Another same smell like Silver Scent...sad but truth...waste of money....RIP Bogart