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Bottega Veneta Pour Homme
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Descripción
Bottega Veneta Pour Homme by Bottega Veneta is a leather fragrance from the house of Bottega Veneta, launched in 2013. This composition was created by perfumers Daniela Andrier and Antoine Maisondieu. The opening unfolds with Siberian pine, juniper, and Calabrian bergamot. The heart reveals Canadian fir, statice, and Jamaican pepper. Finally, the base settles on leather, patchouli, and labdanum.
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Notas clave
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Salida
Siberian Pine
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Corazón
Canadian Spruce
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Base
leather
Comunidad
1,539 votos
- Positivo 84%
- Negativo 8.1%
- Neutral 7.9%
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Características
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It smells very carnal; the leather really stands out. The only downside is that if you remove the pine or that aromatic herb, it loses a bit of its charm. Imagine that magnificent leather without those nuances—it would be a total hit.
Very poorly planned. Poor longevity and projection, plus it’s way too expensive for what it offers.
I think B PH is seriously underrated. Lucky for us, beneath that soft exterior lies a daily jewel: timeless yet with a young, beating heart. Fresh bergamot opens up quickly into an unspoken anise note (basil or anise) that lasts until the end, giving it character. The woods bring out marked pine and a fine leather worthy of a designer brand. As it dries, the potent labdanum creates an acidic intoxication that might tire sensitive noses but doesn’t suffocate. It smells like a mountain forest with animals and giant trees. A new classic, top quality for the price; I was surprised by its sharpness and hope it becomes popular. Rating: 6.
Updated classic: opens with strong bergamot and juniper for about 7-10 minutes. The heart and drydown blend together without much distinction. It has a resinous, slightly sweet leather thanks to the labdanum, which is the best part; I suspect there’s hidden incense. Very masculine, elegant, and great for daytime, but it fails on longevity and projection. Nice for about two hours if you sniff it from your wrist.
Updated classic: starts strong with bergamot and juniper for about 7-10 minutes. The heart and drydown blend together without much distinction. The leather is the highlight—resinous and slightly sweet from the labdanum, with a subtle, almost hidden incense that gives it magic. Very masculine, elegant, and perfect for daytime, but it fails on longevity and projection. It only lasts about two hours if you apply it directly to your skin.
I tried it today with an old sample. I wore it with a black leather jacket, and it suits perfectly: a fresh citrus opening that quickly shifts to an aromatic fir note with pine resins. It smells like a coniferous forest with an animalic base from the labdanum and leather. It’s a distinctive, classic, and timeless leather. Elegant, suitable for men in suits or leather jackets, though it’s not my style. It’s not bad, but longevity is moderate-to-poor, and the price makes you think twice. It’s exclusive, classic Italian style, for an executive or a latin lover, not for a young guy or an informal look. Resinous and leather-y, but soft.
I’m using it today from an old sample. I wear it with a black leather jacket and it goes great: it starts fresh and citrusy before turning into an aromatic fir with resins. It smells like a conifer forest with an animal base from labdanum and leather. It’s a distinctive but very classic and timeless leather. It’s elegant, the taste of men in suits, though it also goes with leather jackets. Leather and fir dominate the evolution. It’s not my style, but it’s not bad. The performance is moderate, almost poor, and the price requires a second thought. It’s quite exclusive, classic elegant Italian. For a Latino or executive, not for a young person or casual style. It smells of resin and leather, but soft.
I bought it at the duty-free shop in Barcelona airport. I smelled it and thought the opening was magnificent—green, fresh citrus. Very interesting scent. However, the drydown felt overly sweet to me, like bland pepper. It comes across as uncharismatic, a superfluous perfume that’s there but doesn’t stand out, and on my skin, it projects very little. Barely 2 hours close to the skin before it disappears completely. In my opinion, it’s not worth the price, although I understand that tastes vary.
I picked it up at the duty-free in Barcelona. The opening is incredible, green and citrusy, very fresh. The dry-down, however, turns sweet but with a bland pepper note. I find it uncharismatic, a superfluous scent that is there but doesn’t stand out, and on my skin it lasts barely two hours before disappearing. In my opinion, it’s not worth the cost, although I understand it’s a matter of taste.
My dad got it as a gift at work, and since he only tries what he chooses for his own taste, he let me keep it. I’ve been wearing it for two days and it’s an elegant gentleman’s aroma; I love the citrus opening and the leather is exquisite, but the sillage and projection are poor. Although many vote for spring, I think it’s more for autumn and winter. I don’t know the price, but in my case, I wouldn’t buy it due to the lack of longevity.
It smells good, but it lacks that unique touch. It’s identical to Loewe 7 Anónimo.
Disappointing intensity, longevity, and presence, what a pity because I like the smell. It starts with a potent citrus but the dry-down is a luxury, hard to define, perhaps due to not knowing the nuances of the pines, although juniper is indeed there. I detected vetiver at different moments, even though it’s not listed in the notes. It’s very green, perhaps earthy, and I don’t detect any leather at all. It seemed great up close almost always, except for little spots where it projects a bit. What a shame about the intensity; it should be double or triple to really hook me.
We should be more critical of products and sellers who just want the sale from the first spray. I consider it a rip-off, almost a scam, because expectations are always higher. At 10 minutes, it’s 10 cm from the skin, and by 2 hours, it’s gone. I wouldn’t buy this for 10 euros. It’s a real shame because the scent is exquisite.
We should be more critical of products and sellers who are just looking for a quick sale on the first spray. I consider it a rip-off or a scam because the expectation is always higher. It’s gone 10 centimeters from the skin after 10 minutes and unnoticeable after 2 hours. I wouldn’t buy it for 10 euros. It’s a shame because the scent is exquisite.
It smells like a man who just got off his horse after a polo match, getting into his Ferrari for a date. The downside: the ingredients, and especially the fixative, are of poor quality, so it doesn’t last. The trail is very short.
One of the fragrances in my top 3 that has made me the most angry. It has an excellent citrus opening and a herbal, woody dry-down, but it lasts less than a sneeze. It’s the worst performance I’ve ever tried (even worse than the Blue from a while back). A real shame because the scent is exquisite. After finishing the 2019 bottle, with no maceration or nonsense: it lasted a mere breath from day one.
One of the fragrances in my top 3 that made me the most angry during my perfume journey. Excellent aroma, citrus opening, and a herbal, woody drydown… that lasts less than a sneeze. I’d dare say it’s the perfume with the worst performance I’ve ever tried (and look how Blue made a glory before). A real shame, because the scent is exquisite. Finishing the last milliliters of the 2019 batch bottle, here there’s no maceration or fairy tales. It lasts a breath, from the first day to the last.
It smells good for an adult audience, but the performance is extremely low. I wouldn’t recommend it given the high price compared to the thousands of alternatives available.
Green and fresh fragrance, very attractive and professional. The boozy pine and creamy fir give way to a light but present leather. The composition is harmonious, refined, and elegant, with a sensational opening. Ideal for those who prefer to conquer slowly rather than grab attention immediately.