Alpine Homme Sport

I have had this one in light rotation for awhile, and finally got around to comparing it to another popular "clone" of CAPHS, Missoni Wave. This opens with mandarin/bergamot rounded by an early-onset creaminess and light sweetness of almondy tonka, plus a nice air of aromatic lavender. MW does some of this as well, but accentuates the citrus with a brighter accord and has less tonka. The listed mint displays in a slight skin and eye cooling but scent-wise only serves to give this freshness - no toothpaste here. I get 5 - 6 hours from 8 sprays to the chest and shirt. As it dries down, a light fougere element is introduced, likely from the sage and geraniol, and it blends very well with the aromatic tonka almond and just a touch of cedar. This is a very friendly scent that is of very high quality for its price range. I don't mind the opening at all, and I get no "cleaning supplies" smell at all, but to the extent that this accord exists for your nose, it will be gone within 10 minutes. I never understand people who rate a fragrance on an opening note that is gone before you walk out your front door. So spray it on your clothes, give it a good number of shots (the sprayer is a bit on the stingy side) and be aware that you will go nose-blind to this. Others will still be able to catch wafts for some time after you think it is gone. If you haven't tried CAPHS and don't feel like blind buying a $140 bottle, give this a try. You can get a bottle of this, and one of the fresher, less tonka'ish Missoni Wave for about $55 total. If they work for you, you might like CAPHS even more. For me, though, I'm happy with these two and my 10ml decant of CAPHS.

One of my all time favorite fragrances is Chanel Allure Homme Sport and Allure Homme Sport Eau Extreme as well as Versace Pour Homme. I just absolutely love this sort of scent profile in general. I own all of the Chanel’s and Versace but I have also purchased some of the budget “dupes” just because of my great love for this style DNA. I must say for the cost Alpine Homme Sport does a very good job! It definitely mimics the original Allure Homme Sport the most, you can leave Eau Extreme out of this one. If you’re on a budget and or just like myself and want more of this scent profile then I would recommend Alpine Homme Sport. You can definitely be generous on the sprays with this one and also reapply a little later. I’ve noticed I get fairly decent performance if I’m pretty heavy on the trigger and reapply a little more later on. (Update) I actually just did an on skin comparison test with Alpine Homme Sport on one arm and Allure Homme Sport on the other and they are much closer than I originally thought. You are going to get a better blended, smoother finish on the Chanel and more longevity. The Chanel is obviously a better fragrance but for only $20 the Alpine Homme Sport is an easy buy and worth its cost most definitely. If you can’t afford the Chanel then Alpine will you get you close. If you want that scent profile for lounging and don’t want to get into your Chanel then Alpine will cover that as well which is why I got it in the first place.

A close imitation of Channel Allure Homme Sport. However, the opening is worse by a long shot: too much of citrus/freshness leads to the smell of cleaning product. Depends on your region I suppose, but many products have the same hint of Alpine's opening scent. Then, 5-10 minutes later, it dries down to be a similar sweet, powdery scent of CAHS. Performance is okay, on par with the original one I suppose. 6-8 hours, the first 1-2 hours will project as normal, after that it will be a skin scent. Similar to the original one, worth a blind buy since the cost is fairly low. If you don't like it enough, use it as a room freshener, is a-okay. I purposely bought this to be an alternative to my original bottle, and occasionally spray a few times over my sleeping area if I feel like wanting the freshness of CAHS while falling asleep. Overall 8/10 imitation. 6/10 if you can't stand the cleaning product smell. The first few minutes would be hell for you. After enduring that, things should be smoother. But do note that the same thing was said about the CAHS Blanche edition! YMMV. Honestly, I still prefer the original CAHS, but its price brought me to this one.

I really like to buy "inspired by" or "clone" perfumes, based on Youtube hype. Since I always pay for my purchase, I can also give a realistic opinion. I bought it, I tested it, so lets go... This one literally exceeded all my expectations. I won't judge the similarity to Chanel ASH perfume, because it's really good as it is (even if it's a clone or inspired by). I paid a ridiculous €19 for it. Clean, fresh, pleasant and office safe 24/7, year-round perfume. At a certain point the perfume develops Versace Eros EDP Vibe which I love. Absolute compliment getter AKA panty dropper. If you are looking for a cheap but very high quality blue type perfume, just buy it and don't think too much (if you can find the remaining stock).. Ps. Before purchase you have to make sure that you are buying from the official Lattafa retailer (Lattafa.de currently has stock), because resellers shamelessly ask for a price over €40 or more. I recommend the German site Lattafa.de to EU buyers.

Alpine Homme Sport by Maison Alhambra is a solid budget-friendly dupe of Chanel Allure Homme Sport, capturing that fresh, sporty citrus vibe right from the start. Of course, it can’t truly compete with the original in terms of refinement, quality, or projection, but it delivers the same energetic character at a fraction of the price. Longevity is on the weaker side, yet thanks to its very low cost, occasional re-sprays are absolutely worth it. A great everyday scent for warm weather when you want that classic Chanel freshness without the premium price tag. Scent: 4/5 Longevity & Projection: 0/1 Presentation: 0/0 Quality/Price Ratio: 1/2 Compliment Factor: 1/1 Uniqueness: 0/1 Overall: 6/10 Office-friendly: Yes Blind buy: Yes Recommended age: 20+ Occasion: Office, leisure, casual summer outings, gym Season: Spring, Summer

Nose Note #597 Alright clone on Allure Homme Sport. I've had the OG and sold it. I used to really like this DNA, but my perception changed a lot. I used to like this creamy orange sweetness. Now it doesn't hit the same. This really does give me the OG vibes 100%. From memory - this is perhaps 85% close, maybe 90%, so it's almost there. I didn't get huge performance out of Allure Homme Sport, but this is a bit weaker, maybe just average. Sillage is also average, I don't feel like it's worse. To put it concisely, if you want to scratch the itch or replace the OG, I think you can do it with this. It really is very similar. And if people below write otherwise, I don't know. Have they really owned the OG? It's a crowdpleaser with good taste. I think most people will find this attractive. 8/10, unique, one of a kind DNA

I picked this cheapie up for fun because it's an obvious CAHS dupe and extremely inexpensive. It is one of the closest dupes to CAHS I've smelled, which is something I was not expecting to say. The performance is not the best, but to be fair neither are newer batches of CAHS. This is an insanely good value and most people won't be able to tell the difference. I've gotten many compliments wearing this one. I admit it does require a lot of reapplication but for the price point it is totally acceptable and it's a nice alternative to reach for instead of the real thing, and save the real CAHS for more meaningful applications. This will fool pretty much everybody. Highly recommended, but obviously it's not original at all. Absolutely worth picking up. Crazy easy daily reach and pretty much impossible to overspray.

As highlighted by many, this is a great mix between Chanel AH and Versace Pour Homme done by Maison AlHambra. I got this a week ago and so far I have been very pleased. Its a very fresh Orange minty scent that smells like a nice shampoo but in a better way. The fragnance is very versatile but kept casual. I've been rocking this mainly to the gym, grocery shopping or quick casual hangouts and I even took it to the office where I received couple compliments, tho I had to fill up a decant to reapply. In terms of performance, it is slightly below the real Chanel which in itself isnt that great of a performer. At best I get 4 to 5 hours which is honestly more than I need for what Im using it for. I give it a solid 8.5/10 and its a steal for that price. We really live in the golden age of fragrances.

Freshie King 👑 I did not have much expectations with this one, loved the note breakdown and blind bought it. Oh boy this one didn't disappoint. Opening - It pushes off and projects a lot for the first 5 minutes with a smell of orange peel with mint. Mid - tones down a bit, with aromatic smells and an aquatic type of note with pepper in the background, it smells good in a strange way Dry down - smells good but this doesn't project after an hour. Scent - 9/10 Longevity - 4/10 Projection - 6/10 Versatility - 8/10 I use it for my gym and go 6 sprays. Love that it's a cheapie. Overall - 8/10

There is not much to say besides the fact that this is >95% reminiscent of Allure Homme Sport, with seemingly better longevity and sillage compared to recent formulations of the Chanel. The bottle and overall presentation are cheeky for obvious reasons. For essentially one-fifth of the price of Allure Homme Sport, Alpine Homme Sport is a compelling alternative, even when compared to the traditional mainstays like Versace Pour Homme and Missoni Wave, as Alpine Homme Sport gets you as close as possible to the scent profile of Allure Homme Sport.

I nearly didn't not buy this because of some bad reviews and I said fk it for only 20$$ I'm gonna take my shot and got it and so amazed at what I got for 20$ it smells amazing and nearly identical to allure homme sport and I don't see why anyone would hate on a 20$ cologne that smells this good either something is wrong with there batch or they are just hating for no reason who knows I know some people hate clones because they have the real og versions and get mad that we can buy something similar for way cheaper idk

Opens very fresh and citrusy. It dries quickly into the heart notes and turns into a sporty, fresh, and woody scent. Comparing it to Versace PH, I think it's more sophisticated and projects better. Getting this scent for $20 is an absolute steal. Performance is below par. You'll get about an hour and a half of the sporty scent before you get the smooth tonka bean notes, which is still very nice. Best to spray on clothes for better performance. Overall a great pickup and offers a lot of versatility. 8.8/10

Maison Alhambra Alpine is the poor man's Chanel Allure Homme Sport. Not everyone can afford over $100 for a bottle of cologne. Some of us have to buy groceries in Joe Biden's America. I will tell you this. If you like Chanel Allure Sport, you'll like Alpine. It smells exactly the same and has the same sillage and longevity. I have both and use the Alpine liberally and save the Allure for better days. Don't be a hater because people can afford Chanel, get Alpine and make believe you are rich.

No reason to hate on this fragrance. if you hate on this fragrance it's because you're mad that you spent $100 on the original. Performance is almost identical the original which is a typical 5-hour fresh fragrance on me. don't be afraid to spray a bit and it just doesn't have quite as much saltiness. Vibrant fresh juicy opening powdery smooth Tonka vanilla small hints of spice to keep it from being flat and a happy creamy Sandalwood ending. Absolutely gorgeous

This is sneaky strong and long-lasting! It's an interesting and complex scent: I get fruity-minty with a touch of wood. I kept smelling my wrist as a sensory pick-me-up during the day. Really nice and fresh, I can totally see this as your daily spring/summer fragrance. Office appropriate, casual, sporty. Lots to like about this. Gives off a nice scent bubble that is noticed by others. If you needed to pick one warm weather fragrance, this might be the one!

I tested orginal Chanel Allure homme sport and got blown away. But couldn't afford it. So I bought the dupe version. And at first, I was very disappointed. Did not feel same at the opening notes. I feel dishearted. But as I am wearing it today at my office, after several hours, it started to smell really nice and sweet. I will use it tomorrow again with more spray and see how I feel. But layering with Hawas Malibu and right now I am in heaven 😍

Minty, orange, herbal sage open that gets peppery on top of dusty cedar in the heart, and wrapped up in a bow by tonka sweet musky sandalwood. This clone of Chanel Allure Homme Sport that I picked up primarily for gym usage gets the job done. I'm a fan. Edit: I'm spacing out my wears of this and 6 weeks later the profile is getting even creamier and closer to the Chanel profile. As this has improved, I upgraded my assessment from like to love.

Absolutely love this fragrance; big compliment getter, all of my coworkers borrowed this from me because they loved this as much as I do. Blind-buy worthy for sure, definitely worth it for the price point. Sometimes with cheaper fragrances they have a kind of alcoholic smell at first, but this doesn't, just pleasant from the jump. Smells like a clean dude who makes six figures. Might make this my everyday fragrance.

#12 Review of My Fragrances Collection Its a cheapie fresh fragrance i like it the citrus at first spray super fresh and clean fragrance suitable for everyday scent or sport. Dupe of CAHS, i get it preloved with the juice still 95%, i get the price at Rp190.000 or 12 Dollar. Its cheap fragrance you better pick this worth the value for the price. Scent: 8.5/10 Longevity: 3/10 Projection: 3/10 Price Value: 8/10

The longevity is incredible for a fresh fragrance - I got 12 hours on first wear. But I am finding Alpine closer to Versace Pour Homme than the Chanel that it's meant to be replicating. Not getting any of the base notes unfortunately; I was hoping for some tonka and musk in the dry-down. Still, Alpine is very good value at $15.

This has 5% more neroli than the original. That makes it better to my nose, because it is also 5% less sweeter than the OG. Great buy on a tight budget. But other than that, it is as close as you could get without spending $$$$. Definately worth taking the chance. So glad I did.

I don't have CAHS, but the drydown on this smells extremely similar to Versace Pour Homme. The opening has a little bit of vanilla which was great, but after 1-2 hours I can't pick up on the vanilla anymore. This projects for only around 4 hours then becomes a skin scent.

Fresh clean citrusy sweet for summer , price around 15-20 $. If you don't mind smelling quite synthetic cheap fresh cologne then it's good to go. Longevity below average on my skin, overspray will help, quality can't compare to CAHS.

I used to wear Chanel AHS edt. This smells almost the same, like 99% the same. But it is not close in strength. I got it for 30$ and it’s definitely worth it. Smell: 10/10 Chanel’s strength: 8/10 Alpine’s strength: 4/10

Smell is really nice out of the shower type of a smell, fresh and clean scent. The only issue I have with this is that it doesn't last that long on my skin. But considering the price ($15) it's a no brainer!!!

I have owned CAHS for years and its been a summer go to. I dont know why who would pay $100+ when you can get a 3.4 for under 40 bucks and yes this is a literal 1:1 scent!!!! No brainer....just buy it.

This is a great fresh scent for spring and summer! The citrus notes are really vibrant and uplifting, and the woodsy base keeps it from being too sweet. Definitely gets compliments.

Stuff smells exactly like CAHSEE and is incredible. I rarely give review but even my coworkers are asking and thinking it's CASHEE! These clones are crazy now!

Really close Allure dupe. Very good performance and smell is bang on. Honestly, struggling to see why you would pay the extra for Chanel. 8.5/10

When I first got it,it would last on me for only 2 hours but after I let it mancerate for a month now it lasts 6 hours and it smells amazing.

90%+ accurate to Allure Homme and it doesn't smell cheap. Half decent performance (similar to the OG). For the price? No brainer.

This is awsome. No synthetic notes very natural and pleasing. best dupe of CAHS. I bought it for 10$ and so happy.

Should have bought this way sooner in my fragrance journey! No brainer if you enjoy fragrances like CAHS or VPH.

Smells good, but has the performance of the OG Chanell AHS. Spray on clothes for better effect and performance.

To my nose this is exactly like CAHS and in my case it lasts a little longer. For 20 bucks its hard to beat.

This smells like how CAHS is supposed to smell . It’s just as strong in fact it’s closer to edp than edt

An awesome scent profile does require a bit of overspray, but it’s cheap so send it Blind buy safe

I have CAS on one hand and Alpina on other.. NO DIFFERENCE and same longevity.. 5 h.

Love it 😍. Great performance, and smell fantastic.

Compliments every single time I wear this

It is very interesting for very hot days. For me, wearing this feels exactly like drinking an ice-cold lemonade—except there are absolutely no lemon notes in it. It just gives you that unmistakable feeling of something incredibly refreshing. Instead of the typical heavy sweetness, the tonka bean here comes across as very green and discreet, acting like raw almond skin that keeps the scent crisp without any syrupy weight. It is a perfect fit for high-heat situations, whether you are running errands under a blazing 90°F (32°C) sun, hanging out at a casual weekend barbecue (churrasco), or relaxing poolside from Miami to Rio. However, it completely relies on your body heat to wake up; I do not recommend wearing it at all below 70°F (21°C).

I bought my bottle back in February (it's now nearing the end of June), and that maturation time has been crucial for me. This is now a lovely scent and really faithful to the OG - fresh, crisp opening and the drydown is woody and masculine. It's fantastic and so much better than it deserves to be for the pennies it costs. However - longevity is a problem for me. After an hour it's purely a skin scent - after three hours, it's vanished. I have no problem topping up during the day when at work (and this is a great office scent), but obviously it's a little disappointing. Still - I fully recommend as a blind buy as long as your happy with leaving it to mature for a while and can tolerate the sub-par performance.

I've never been much for clones, more correctly copycats, but this one is a unbelievably realistic copycat of Allure Homme Eau Extreme. It gets really close to the original and costs 15% ??! Unreal. The flip side is that it obviously lacks that smoothness of a Chanel and will die out even faster than the short lasting original (for context I live where it's over 42 Celcius/105 Fahrenheit today). It opens up pretty much like the original (just more lemony) but then progresses just like the real thing. If you like the OG you have to give this one a chance.

I recommend it with a caveat, Smells nice and spot on to Allure Homme Sport don't know where people compare it to Eau Extreme and have compared all three side by side the note breakdown doesn't seem accurate, just doesn't last very long or project the best however I would like to believe the atomizer also doesn't help I would consider spraying twice in the same spot to try and squeeze out a little more performance, doesn't feel right but I find it helps a bit. If more than $20 USD I would pass.

This cologne is a dead-on dupe for the original—it smells about 85-90% similar! The price is ridiculously cheap, I picked this up for around $20 USD! 🤑 You have to expect some compromises though; the opening has a noticeable synthetic blast to it, but it quickly settles down and is totally acceptable given the price. For me, the longevity is pretty solid, giving me about 6-7 hours of wear. A fantastic budget alternative if you like the DNA!

Opening is very soapy and citrusy, but the harshness goes away fast and you are left with what smells like allure homme sport took an orange peel shower. Doesn't perform as well as AHS and isn't as complex, but if you can get this for like less than 30 this is a decent clone I suppose. Performance and longevity isn't good at all, but for the price its nice. Basic enough to where it won't be inoffensive to anyone else.

Wanted to buy Allure Sport but then saw the price and looked around for a clone. Found this on Amazon for at the time April 2025 around $18, not Dec 2025 it's around $23. As I write this review I have allure from a tester spray at a store and the Alpine is a definite 1-1 match. It doesn't last as long as the Allure, but the smell is spot on. If I want Allure again, I am getting the Alpine instead.

This is a very good clone of AHS EE, not the original AHS. Compare the notes between this and EE, and this and AHS, and you’ll see what I mean. For the price, this clone can’t be beat. Performance is on par with the Chanel, and the scent is close enough that no one will notice.

It's a decent clone of AHS minus the opening. After 20 minutes it becomes solid. It's very much a safe fragrance that can be worn in any weather. Wouldn't wear on date nights or clubbing. More office friendly. Overall 7/10

It does a good job at replicating the notes of the fragrance it is looking to clone (CAHS). Unfortunately, Alpine Homme Sport has weak longevity and nearly non-existent sillage.