Boozy Boy

This unisex masculine fragrance opens with the liqueur notes of rum and cognac that soon mix with the warmth of spices. You can feel the cinnamon and cloves! Although it doesn't have this note, I smell a licorice scent! Then, it disappears and gives way to a cocktail of woods mixed with amber and prune. And to finish, it dries with the sweetness of tonka bean and a delicious cocoa scent. This perfume really amazed me! A perfect perfume for the perfect gentleman (I imagine him in his social club, having a glass of good liquor 🥃and smoking a Havana cigar), as well as for a bad boy in his leather jacket riding a Harley-Davidson, a rebel without a cause😎 +When to wear: Day & Night +Season: Autumn and winter +Intensity: High +Scent trail (sillage): Medium +Longevity: High (> 7 hours) +Personal Score: 9/10

I particularly love sweet and boozy perfumes. I own quite a few. Boozy Boy is in my opinion a fine representation of a seductive but intriguing man. The spicy/sweet combination with the VSOP vibe is simply great. The cinnamon fits in very well, and counterbalances the harmony with darker resinous woody notes... The base is everything I like, round and warm with good performance. Not too sweet nor fruity. Got a lot of compliments from both women and men. I’ve been enjoying wearing this one mostly in the evening in the fall. Will most certainly do this winter too.

I love boozy fragrances and I used fragrantica's 'search by notes' to find a fragrance which contains at the same time plum , rum and cognac. There was only a few ones with that combination but Boozy boy caught my attention immediately. The smell of Boozy boy reminds me about many family dinners where we talked, argued a lot about life, family, politics or had a laugh while we drinking cognac, traditional Hungarian pálinka and other booze. I think I would wear this during a family dinner or when I met my friend in our favourite bar during the fall and winter.

Loved the name when I found out about this one! Great scent that stands out in the boozy perfume range. So the name is what it is - starts off with a really boozy lift from whiffs of rum and cognac and nicely blended spicy notes. Gets warmer and sweeter over time but not in a sugary way, more like dark amber, dried fruits and almost leather on my skin. Have been regularly wearing Boozy boy from winter to spring now; it’s a strong scent that lingers for a long time with character and a certain coziness. Definitely a solid 9 out of 10.