Capucci Pour Homme

I put this on after a shower a few nights ago and fell asleep smelling it, as did my wife. Classic, chic and a wonderful chypre in the Italian style! This is not modern, but that is why I like it even more...its authentic charm. Could definitely be unisex on the right woman, but I think this leans towards being masculine. The burst of mainly lemon & lime with some bergamot joining in is fantastic on top - fresh-squeezed and very juicy! Most people today, except for those who know fragrance, would strictly classify this as a Spring/Summer daytime scent that needs warmth and sunshine. Well, a well-constructed chypre that has good mid and basenotes is actually year-round, like Capucci Pour Homme...and could most definitely be worn in the evenings of Spring, Summer and even Fall days. Cold Winter nights is about the only time you couldn't wear this out. However if you're staying inside and just took a nice, warm shower and want to smell amazingly fresh, clean and chic - a wearing of this juice and you awake the senses ;-) ! The florals are very nicely integrated - lavender, jasmine, cyclamen with a wonderful earthy note of bay leaf...that play nicely with the drydown of warm tobacco, patchouli, very nice musk and fresh-cut leather - all resting on a damp, green and very natural moss. A refreshing citrus/floral/green chypre that never gets cloying or heavy - just stimulating & invigorating. Classy - yes. But, you could definitely wear this dressed down in nice sandals/loafers, a polo shirt or a button-up (short or long-sleeve) I would say that this is a fragrance for the 35 & up crowd of men who are confident, sensual and know what a gentleman smells like. But, after revisiting numerous times, I don't feel this will smell dated at all. Wear it with confidence and anyone can pull it off! If you lived on the Italian Riviera (or have visited as I have), this evokes wonderful memories. It creates its own sunshine, as I am writing this review on a rain-soaked day. One good spray on the back of my wrist and Capucci Pour Homme is radiating. 8+/10 and a strong recommendation for those who understand fragrance and fresh chypres! I find this to be rather similar to a masterpiece in the top and middle notes (not base), of Gianfranco Ferre for Man...which is so dear to me (but only for the current formulation in the black bottle - lighter, bright lemon on top with well-integrated florals, patchouli, light wood & moss with a pinch of tobacco). However, there is no deep, rich wood like GFF for Man in Vintage form and the leather and vetiver is not nearly as prevalent. Important to note the difference between formulations as this actually wears like a "fresh classic". Capucci is not linear at all, but it maintains the refreshing vibe on the damp moss throughout the full wearing. Personally, I like to apply moderately and refresh at least once during a daytime wear (after about 3-4 hours - because one who loves chypres cannot get enough of this wonderful, fresh herb-tinged citrus/floral opening that greets you with an aire of classicism and refined masculinity...making this such a truly great scent!) Update - full wearing today...weather is overcast and cool, but not windy. This is so vibrant and refreshing! While the citrus gets the attention here in reviews (and holds throughout the fragrance), it is the very aromatic bouquet of herbs, the blossoming heart of florals and nice green notes the make this a wonderfully balanced chypre with the nice moss adding the touch in the base that enrichens the entire scent (as Grottola pointed out). The touch of Italian leather is fresh and light (not at all dark) and the musk is a just a hint dirty, with the tobacco further emphasizing that facet - again adding touch more complexity, as well as warm depth in the base notes. But, this never gets heavy and retains its beauty and citrus/floral chypre vibe throughout. Yes - and Capucci Pour Homme could be an everyday office scent as pointed out. Created 45 years ago and as invigorating as the fresh-squeezed, juicy citrus sitting on top of this chypre! After getting more light wearings before today (including just a few spritzes after showers), I was more and more impressed. This full wearing today brings my score up to 9/10! *Additional Update* - this has been in my rotation and shows incredibly well in warm weather - I reserve it mainly for evenings on balmy nights. I find the scent to be so inviting, soothing and aromatically rich. A perfect scent for dinner on the patio of a fine restaurant and a friendly game of bocce ball. Refined, distinct, but somehow casual. This scent is the essence of what a magical chypre offers and makes so endearing & charming to the wearer. A scent that I will enjoy year-round, indoors on cold days, but shows very well with rain and humidity as it stays aromatically fresh. The bay and lavender, as pointed out by my friend krmarich (wonderful, brilliant review & so happy you have this in your wardrobe - cheers!) keep this very fresh and clean indeed...from the gorgeous and radiant citrus opening through the heart and base, this retains its vibrant freshnes and harmony. Exquisite.

This one needs some modern marketing. It's possibly the best summer fragrance I own. If you are a man of distinction, then this should be in your summer wardrobe. It's the kind of scent that will have women crooning if you are the right type of guy. You have to be stylish, a professional with a light heart. That's what this scent convey's. It's a citrus masterpiece. Modern fragrances aren't this exact when it comes to the lemon/orange zest that this one has. Acqua Di Parma is definitely comparable to this. Also, Eau Sauvage (not Sauvage). It's hard for these type of fragrances to smell dated though, even though they are pretty old. They smell too citrusy. Citrus doesn't smell old. It smells like citrus. As Citrus-y fragrances go, these notes last pretty long on this one. There's a grass in this fragrance though. That grass reminds me of an older gentlemen who is on a golf course. It truly reminds me of guys who when I was a kid had all the money and played golf. Seriously, this stuff smells like you should be loaded. I'm just saying honestly. I think that's something. Everyone else is out smelling fresh and good and playful for the summer. This will set you apart because you will smell like you are a man. Also, a man who has money. Which one of these scenario's gets more guy's laid? I rest my case.

As of January, 2025, this is available for around $28 for 100ml. So It is not currently discontinued. But that could change. I love old school fragrances, but despite trying really hard, I just could not like Eau Sauvage. The bright lemon, the green heart, all had great potential, but those cloying chypre/floral notes were just too much, and I had to admit defeat. Then this one came along. It has all of the positives of Eau Sauvage, but either reduces or eliminates the chypric/floral excesses, and pushes the whole composition into a fougeric direction. The citrus is a bright but dense melange of lemon and lime, a complex herbal accord of basil, bay and oakmoss give this a nice bitter chewy green heart. The tobacco and leather don't stand out alone, but integrate with the ample patchouli to shout OG masculinity. It is the masculine to something like Cinnabar's feminine. This is powerful, long lasting on skin, but with office-safe projection after the first 30 minutes. For under $30, this is blind buy worthy for anyone who likes 70's masculines. Once the current batch is gone, this will be going for over $100 on Ebay, so don't wait.

Beautifully blended perfume. It opens fresh, invigorating, but transforms perfectly into mature, classy, sophisticated juice, that stands on its own compared to Eau Savage or Aqua di Parma colonia. Two days ago I have tested side by side Aqua di Parma and Cappuci. They are similar, but while Aqua di Parma has fresh, strong opening of various citruses, it stays like that and it is pretty linear and not so long lasting. Capucci on the other hand, evolves and transforms from beautiful lime/lavander combo to oakmoss perfection. IMHO Capucci is way, way better than Aqua di Parma. It has character, a fragrance personality of a well groomed gentleman. Rating: 10/10. Better longevity than Aqua di Parma, too. though projection is subtle, but with 5-6 sprays throughout the day you will be just fine. If you are buying this as a substitute for Aqua di Parma or Eau Sauvage, then, well, just don't, because it is a unique fragrance, that basically does not need to be compared to others, it is that good.

I love this shit. Classic! Some people say its harsh or outdated. For old men. I think it smells great. Nice sharp slightly bitter herb and strong citrus opening. Lime and lemon pop loud and clear from the start then it softens up with the bergamot basil and anise. Soapiness. The basil is there with a nice bay leaf note. Then the florals shine with the lavender more dominant on a base of ambery musky leathery patchouli. There's a touch of tobacco and incense in the base too. All seasons, day or night and a great 1970's flashback. Atomiser sucks ass so for a long lasting scent give it a good 8 squirts or it'll be gone in a couple hours. Projects well for 2 hours then eases off into a 6 hour presence. Fresh citrusy opening with herb and spice floral into the mid and a nice masculine base. 9/10

Few sprays on my sweater, couple of sprays on my collar and I get 10+ hours of longevity and about 4 hours of solid projection. Fine, classy lemon with herbal undertones and a hint of that old school swagger just to set things straight - are you a James Bond or not? A little bit of tobacco, a bit of lavender and a good dose of lime juice squeezed on top of this potion. I get image of Peter Ustinov in "Topkapi" and Peter O'Toole in "How to steal million dollars". It is one of those frags that goes really good after close shave while fixing your perfect tie knot and checking if your shoes are neatly polished. And then you go out in that refreshing summer morning and no heat or city rush will scare you that day because you have your Capucci pour homme - a macho anti depressant.

Thanks to Mr Smelly from youtube and his great review I took a chance and did a blind buy on this.Very glad I did. Love the citrus lemon,lime fruity blast just so uplifting and alive! I do smell a bit of lavender in the mid with more fruit and a little amber but not any tobacco which is ok. Slightly woody oakmoss and herbal dry down similar to Eau De Sauvage the old formulation. It does have that old school vibe but I think modern enough for most guys over 35 to wear but this is a man's cologne not a teenager frag! Some of you may have had expired bottles reading reviews below but this lasted ALL day on my left hand after 2 sprays and was a skin scent the next morning.Love it!

I very much disagree with the notion that Capucci Pour Homme is a summer scent. It is too heavy for that. It also isn't very strong on the lemon and it bears barely any resemblance to Eau Sauvage. It's a gentle, smooth, fuzzy, mossy, ambery, somewhat soapy, slightly sweet composition that has more in common with Pierre Cardin and Homme de Cafe. Performance is pretty good with this one, and it smells like a quality scent for sure. I haven't checked to see what it's going for now, but even if the price happens to be low, this should never be considered a "cheap" scent.

The comparison made with Armani Eau Pour Homme is essentially misleading, as Armani is a strong bergamot, coriander patchouli combo while here you get mostly a Lemon, floral, leather-muskier combo. Eventually is more leaning towards an Italian version of Aramis, more wearable and citric (the lemon-leather accord is far less intrusive than the bergamot leather one). Great stuff, easily one of the greatest of all times- I have strong memories hardwired in it, but apparently it is a ladies-repellant potion (“old man appeal”).

Capucci pour homme,here in Italy permanently in discounters for the mere price of 15€ or less,it's an elegant but easily wearable fragrance for the mature man,fresh but with character,reminds me of a mustier Eau Sauvage.It is really impossible nowadays to feel the different notes enlisted on this page,maybe once,but today the prominent players are lemon,bergamot,anise,lavander,musk,amber(a tiny bit),patchouli.For me is still a wonderful classic.

Absolute bargain if you can still find it. I bought a bottle from Amazon for under £13. I would say it's a cross between Dior Eau Sauvage and Amani Eau Pour Homme (original formulation). So basically a sweeter version of the Armani or a spicier version of Eau Sauvage. If you like either of those fragrances and don't want to pay top dollar then try to seek out this classic barbershop bargain that matches either for quality.

A masterpiece by capucci this classic scent is timeless! Pretty close tp eau sauvage by dior and monsieur de givenchy! We can say armani was inspired by capucci pour homme for his first male frag! This scent is priceless for me even if they ask me to pay 200€ for i will pay! Altough the new reformulation make the juice lighter with less staying power but is still great! Grazie signore Capucci.

I think I start to become obsessed about this fragrance, I love so much its zesty lime opening and its green soapy drydown. It has a retro vibe, some may say it's dated so it's not a safe blind buy IMO. Big thanks to MrSmelly from YouTube for his great review that made me test and buy this absolute gem. Good performances on my skin and it's totally different to my other fragrances.

Definitely a very linear and simple smelling fragrance, despite its' pyramid being quite rich and lengthy. That being said, love it. It's just a bottle of classic gentlemanly smelling juice, the kind of aroma a quite, established, no-bullshit guy would wear. Don't get me wrong, I wouldn't call it luxurious in any way, but it is just so rewarding... and so cheap to acquire as well.

Very classy. I have worn this alone and got compliments... I have worn with oud and got compliments... I have worn with sandalwood and got compliments. $15 U.S. on ebay for a tester. Great buy and a great, classy fragrance. Scent... 5/5 Sillage... 3.5/5 Longevity... 5/5 If you like "old school", masculine, classy fragrances, you will love this!

I bought Capucci Pour Homme back in the 1980's and I loved it. After many years I bought it once again. I did not remember how it smelled back then. Now, the initial spray was very strong citrus with alcohol. But the dry down is herbal, amazing and very elegant. I love fresh citrus fragrances and this one will be one of my favorites.

Blind buy based on reviews that say it close to Armani eau pourhomme.. Its opening resembles Habit Rouge edt .. Then it moves to the charming oakmoss.. Very suitable for summer.. Old style but in my opinion Chypres r time less .. Acceptable performance.. In fact nothing similar to Armani eau pour homme!..

beautiful, deep, warm, seductive fragrance. It smells so oriental, too. My father has it: I admit, once I sprayed it on myself before going out. Not so masculine, IMO it smells unisex. Even if it's produced since '67, it doesn't smell old! Very very spicy (that's probably why I love it!).

This is without a doubt a very Italian fragrance to me. Price/value is top five in my collection and one of my best summer fragrances! Citrus, woody, "garden fresh" and soapy. Absolutely great performance (8h) and I love the smell.

Still not listed here: Capucci Suave - a great clone of Dior Sauvage. Capucci Evento- another clone of Creed Aventus, smells great, quite close to Zara Vibrant Leather. Both sharing the same bottle as Capucci Pour Homme.

This fragrance means CLASS! A very 60's composition a la Eau Sauvage but more dense, it has a hint of leather that gives a different body to the smell. Go for it!!! If you can, get the vintage, very mossy . Great!!

Timeless summer elegant fragrance with a very good projection in the hi heat.. it have a unique character not similar to Armani eau pour homme.. will rebate it with another bottle again and again 9/10 ..

Vintage jewel that costs pocket change. One of the best citrusy openings in the market. If it was labeled Armani, it would cost 10 times more and it would be always sold out. Only issue - tacky bottle!

I blind bought a vintage 30ml bottle based on the reviews here and fell in love with it straight away. Perfect blend of fresh citrus with spices and floral. Absolute class! I use it as an office scent.

Très bon parfum amateurs de parfums vintage, ceci et un mélange eau pour homme armani et versace pour homme classique c est vraiment c est deux parfums mélangés 8/10

What an amazing scent! The opening is a mix of old school Armani PH and Eau Sauvage and then settles down to add Giorgio for Men to the mix. Classic and elegant.

Please produce Intense or Concentree version of this frag. The best perfume I've ever smelled but the longevity and sillage are not so good.

Suave, refined, gentlemanly and smooth with an italian flair. A classic Italian chypre that is a joy to wear.

Great review Grottola - you, too, have realized the amazing juice in this retro-chic bottle! Enjoy...cheers!

Great scent by fablous capucci! My partner for hot summer days ! Bravisdimo

To me reminiscent of older Basile Oumo ..but more pronounced basil

YES!! This is the men's fragrance I've been looking for all along! I've you've read my reviews before and looked at my collection, you should probably be able to gather that I'm a fan of chypres, especially citrus chypres. I used to really like Eau Sauvage, but over time it's been reformulated and the citrus was flattened a lot. The original Eau Sauvage lives on in Capucci Pour Homme, but with a pleasant surprise - a Jo Malone-esque lime and basil accord in the top that lasts through the drydown. It blends flawlessly with the fruity-chypre heart and peppery neroli accord; not just that, but I can smell some hefty oakmoss in the base, and, like all good chypres, it resonates a "warmth" from my skin, a type of warmth that I can only smell in a well-made chypre. Capucci Pour Homme is a great everyday fragrance, especially for someone like me - it's intellectual, but caring and loving; it's intelligent but not a smart ass, and it's classy without being pretentious. It lasts for at least six hours on the back of my hand, and over seven on my wrists and arms. If you're a fan of classic men's fragrances, chypres, citrus fragrances, citrus chypres, or all of the above, then you need to try Capucci Pour Homme before there's no more left. It really is a hidden gem.

I got this as a chypre fragrance I read about, and noticing it for a very good price I got it. Citrus, then a sort of light woody sweetness is detected, then cinnamon comes in, and then a mossy dry fuzz continues throughout, and then sort of light boozy fruitiness after the cinnamon retredes. That's how it has played out on me so far this evening after getting it. I also get a sort of herbal savory scent, maybe bay leaves Starts off basically a pleasant citrus, and thinking it would be a solo citrus scent, it transforms a bit going forward. I really like the dry mossiness. Maybe it is some patchouli dryness or something too. Yeah and something like bay leaf. This also does have a little bit of fruity notes in it. The tagline for this scent is "la tua firma" which seems to mean "your signature" and it's made in Italy from Capucci which seems to be a haute couture fashion house making womens pleated and frilly dresses. This has a fair amount of cinnamon which I am not much of a fan of, but it's not overpowering, adds some roughness and warmth to this citrus scent. I think it smells similar to a Versace l'homme light.

I have 3 great Classic scents in my collection which are not considered as such, because they are hugely underrated. They performance above average and are all still available today. Roberto Capucci pour homme, a Chypre is one of them. A giftset costed me 15 euro's for 125 ML EDT and 120 ML deo spray. I consider this a better option than Chanel Pour Monsieur and I am a huge Chanel fan. Eau de Lancaster, a Floral Chypre is another one. That one costed me 18 euro's at the Douglas. You will find it in the women's section, just like most Unisex fragrances. Worth Pour Homme, a fougere is the 3th one. That one costed me 8 euro's for 100 ML. None of these 3 smell outdated. The problem with some of the fragrances which are considered Classic today, is that they are either outdated or have been reformulated. I don't know if these 3 did but for me they now smell far better than for example Paco Rabanne Pour Homme.

Its certainly inspired by Dior Eau Sauvage EDT and Monsieur de Givenchy. It's a nice vintage Citrus Aromatic, released a year after Eau Sauvage. I personally think Eau Sauvage is the better Citrus Aromatic, but that makes sense considering I think Eau Sauvage is not only THE reference Citrus Aromatic, but the greatest Citrus Aromatic of all time. Eau Sauvage is fuller, deeper and more well rounded. And with Dior, higher quality. So the primary comparison of Armani Eau Pour Homme is probably accurate. That 1980's frag is a bit sharper and shallower than Eau Sauvage, a bit screechier. Capucci Pour Homme is nice, and seems to perform well. It's fairly deep, but I don't get much of the dried fruits, leather, or tobacco notes. If there, they're in very subsumed support rolls.

It is a great fragrance, Citrusy, Soapy, Clean ,Classic and Nostalgic. If you like Barbershop style perfume Similar to Boucheron Pour Homme EDT and Armani Eau Pour Homme EDT, You will like this one. It smells similar to old school Italian Style Scent. This review is based on the new reformulation and In my opinion , I don't get The Tobacco and The Leather notes in this new reformulation. It opens up with a bit sharp soapy bitter citrusy, spicy and floral notes in the background then dry down is green musky. Longevity is good, The dry down is very enjoyable, It reminds me a bit of Eau Sauvage EDT. This Hidden Gem was launched after Acqua Di Parma Colonia and Eau Sauvage. I'm so happy that I have it in my collection. Thumbs Up. Bravo Roberto Capucci ! Rating : 8 / 10

This opens a lot like Armani Eau Pour Homme and then it sits there and sits there. For a long time, it's quite linear. While the Armani is evolving and softening from the initial explosion of citrus into a spicy floral, Capucci continues to rock the citrus. Capucci feels like the more intense, more energetic but also more superficial younger brother of the Armani. The drydown of the Armani is elegant. Cappuci's stunted evolution is a bit underwhelming. If you're satisfied with a linear citrus bomb with quite limited development, then Capucci Pour Homme is for you. Even though the price is amazing, this one simply does not satisfy me. If I was intent on buying something from the Capucci line, I would go with Blue Water or Suave over this one.

Just a little follow-up review: Thank you all for the wonderful responses to my review. It means a lot to me. ericrico's review is also very thorough and well-done, so major props to him. Capucci Pour Homme also has powderiness in it, which brings it sort of close to Chanel Pour Monsieur, or, Chanel for Men in the vintage formulation. Also something peculiar is a noticeable lavender note, and when you think lavender, you probably think of a fougere. Yet, Capucci Pour Homme smells like, and is more structurally like a chypre. So how about that? It's sort of a chypre-fougere hybrid, a rare occurrence in perfumery. When the weather gets too warm for Patou Pour Homme, I'll break out the Capucci Pour Homme and bask in its glory.

this one has grown on me. its citrus the way I like it - warm. There is a bit of cinamon, which as a scent is not my taste, but its not massive in this parfum, though it is there when it warms up. There is also an anise ingredient in this, which I like. It is a warm citrus, with a dry chypre drydown. It definately has an old school mature scent, it seems to surely smell of its time of release perhaps. in my opinion its a great scent for an older gentleman, even a much older gentleman. it just smells like an old school citrusy scent. classy, relaxed, masculine, refined with a touch of gruffness giving a bit of authority, but elegant and dignified as well..

Blind buy! I like the opening and scent in general. It lasts about 10 minutes on my skin, and that is a huge disappointment. It is really nice for a short time. Citrus, herbs, and powder. There was no real drydown. 8 sprays on arms for testing. I have asked my son and 3 others if they smell anything, and none could identify any scent on my arm 20 minutes after application(I use unscented deodorant, laundry detergent and fabric softener, and oatmeal soap for reference). Weather today was warm for winter (15C/65F). I will try again when spring arrives and the air is different. I also tried it outside to see if it came alive in the outside air and nothing.

I have no idea how people are getting a strong leather note from this unless "leather" conveys such a wide variety of associations that it becomes a default for what can't be described. In any case, what I get at the opening is citrus and incense. This means that right off the bat, this is not a fresh scent. From the beginning there's something heavy there, what shamu on his blog rightly calls a dirty citrus. The oakmoss probably contributes to this. The drydown turns it into a skin scent. Someone on BN described it as Ivory soap. I think it's close to that but with hints of citrus, anise, and incense remaining. A gentleman's smell.

Gentlemanly and-fashioned (but in a good way), Capucci Pour Homme is a lemon leather chypre, much like the later Versace L'Homme, but with some other elements in it both to brighten it (such as cyclamen) and also to make it murkier (anise, incense). It seems very much of its era, the late Sixties, both in its complexity of notes and its overall tone. It's been discontinued, but I found a 1 oz. bottle on the Internet for less than twenty bucks. I am not an anise fan, so I'm glad I did not spend a lot for it; but others who do not mind that note (which is not overwhelming in this yet decidedly evident) will enjoy it more than I do.

Many men think women will like them if they wear that gourmand crap because they're complimented on it. Not really. Women, according to studies, want a man who smells like a fresh shower. Strong and clean. That's it. A cologne like this provides that. The strong portion comes from the Oscar de la Renta Pour Lui-like old school herbs and leather smell. Very masculine and grounding. The clean comes from the Agua de Colonia Concentrate (the Spanish one, not Italian) citrus soap smell. Very clean and a bit soapy. Good scent for any time of day and year, I think. Moderate sillage and longevity on me.

Capucci PH is a fragrance that presents a dilemma for many of us. We love how its various notes interplay with each other, but the longevity is too short and the sillage is too close. How is this frustration dealt with? I spritzed my chest over 20 times 4 hours ago and I struggle to take in the glory (Refer to Shamus1, Jan 2016, regarding its strength). I purchased mine from a particular ebay retailer, because the box I purchased was pictured with treemoss and oakmoss on the ingredients list. Have any of you, who have recently purchased Capucci PH, also list these ingredients on your box?

A cheapie at fragrancenet so based on the reviews and ratings here, worth a blind buy. I was hoping for stronger citrus in the beginning but it is OK as it is. Everything is well blended for an overall classic style. I get a slight soapy note from the first spray. I know a lot of people consider that to be a good thing as it conveys cleanliness, but it is not something I prefer. It makes me feel like I didn't rinse off in the shower properly. The weather is warming up here so this will become part of my regular rotation and should last all summer. Then I will see if I want to get another.

Found this at my local cologne shop, was intrigued by the bottle. As soon as I tried it, I was sold. By far one of the best Lemony openings, very masculine, very old-fashioned, and quite classy. It does remind me of Eau Sauvage but not as smooth. Still at a quarter of its price, this is the way to go. Performance is average a solid 5 hours is what i get on my skin. This cologne may or may not grow some hair on your chest 7/10

It's been a while since I had this. It came to mind because I wore Rochas Moustache Original and I got the feeling that I had smelled something similar before. And this was it. An orange aromatic with a southern European/Mediterranean background. Of course, Moustache came first and strikes me as more coherent. This one is perhaps trying to be too many things at once and like the packaging falls on the side of dated.

Capucci Pour Homme by Roberto Capucci, a great classic for men from 1967 with a varied olfactory pyramid. The opening notes are citrus, laid on aromatic lively notes of basil, nebulized in an ethereal floral and fruity corollary, immersed in warm amber, leathery and boises notes. A riot of pleasant sensations that give character and dynamism to this classic masculine fragrance. Aromatic sillage of moderate duration.

Vintage Capucci pour homme is a beautiful fragrance .If you love Dior Eau Sauvage , you could love this one as well . It is very easy to wear : elegant or casual , as you like it . Also easy to wear by women who appreciate smooth chypre for men .I got it for a song ! I guess it has become underrated or forgotten even if it does not smell old fashioned at all , in my opinion .

apologize about the mis spelled name ericrico... hope i didn't offend...wonderful review. great fragrance , wearing it today..really enjoying it. i think this could be someones signature type scent very easily..you could wear this year round i think,especially in an office setting.. has a mossy smell to it, which is appealing in a masculine way.