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Caesars Man by Caesars World

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Caesars Man by Caesars World is a chypre fragrance for men. The top notes are bergamot, rosemary, and citron (lemon verbena, sweet verbena); the heart notes are lavender, fir, and geranium; the base notes are oakmoss, patchouli, sandalwood, and amber.

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 23%
  • Spring 27%
  • Summer 20%
  • Autumn 30%
  • Day 60%
  • Night 40%

Key notes

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278 votes

  • Positive 77%
  • Negative 19%
  • Neutral 4.0%
positive reviews 278 community votes
LongevityModerate SillageModerate Best momentDay CharacterMasculine

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Leading answer I own it

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Leading answer Autumn

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Leading answer Day

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About Caesars Man

Main accord aromatic Gender Men

Caesars Man by Caesars World is a chypre fragrance for men. The top notes are bergamot, rosemary, and citron (lemon verbena, sweet verbena); the heart notes are lavender, fir, and geranium; the base notes are oakmoss, patchouli, sandalwood, and amber.

Flowers Woods and mosses Musk, amber and animalic

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Longevity

Leading answer Moderate

155 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

170 votes

Character

Leading answer Traditionally masculine

77 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Excellent value

69 votes

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  1. The legendary Bofifa, one of the greatest perfume critics ever, a rebellious intellectual and a raffish man of exquisite taste, now has his own cult following. He added it to a YouTube top 10, and I was hooked. Once again, I have no regrets for following his lead. This is a classic for anyone missing their childhood. A fantastic, classic, and simple fougère—huge, charming, fresh, and retro. Thanks, Bofifa; we miss you just as much as we miss our childhood.

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  2. wildkatzen

    A colleague owns it, and I tried it; it’s a rare and interesting fusion from the 80s and 90s, blending Drakkar, Aramis for Men, and touches of Davidoff Zino. It’s worth buying if you can still find it, as it has better projection and longevity than most modern perfumes.

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  3. Maître Venus

    The scent is a charming breeze that transports me to everyday life in the 80s. It’s an aromatic classic where rosemary, lavender, and moss really stand out. It’s the kind of fragrance that creates memories thanks to its great sillage: refreshing, expansive, yet never overwhelming.

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  4. Maître Venus

    The scent is a charming breeze that transports me to the everyday life of the eighties, a quintessential aromatic where rosemary, lavender, and moss really stand out. It’s the kind of fragrance that evokes memories thanks to its good sillage: refreshing, wide-reaching, but without being overwhelming.

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  5. beto_ruiz

    Caesars Man can’t deny the decade it came from; it has plenty of eighties characteristics. It’s potent, green-herbal, floral, and very dry woody. It’s quite pleasant and has great longevity; with two or three sprays it lasts 10 hours or more, plus it has above-average projection. It doesn’t feel modern, but if you like eighties aromatic ferns, it’s an excellent choice. Fragrantica says it’s very similar to Drakkar Noir, and it’s true, but it has a plus: it’s available at a very low price, around $25, compared to the current Drakkar which I’ve seen for nearly $90. Ideal for the office, family outings, and any time of year.

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  6. beto_ruiz

    Caesars Man can’t deny the decade it came out in; it has so many eighties characteristics. It’s potent, herbal-green, floral, and very dry woody. It’s quite pleasant and has great longevity; with two or three sprays, it lasts 10 hours or more, plus it has above-average sillage. It doesn’t feel modern, but if you like eighties aromatic ferns, it’s an excellent choice. Fragrantica says it’s very similar to Drakkar Noir, and it is, but it has a plus: it’s available at a very low price, around $25, compared to the current Drakkar which I’ve seen for nearly $90. Ideal for the office, family outings, and any season.

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