Ferrari Uomo by Ferrari
Men 2009
Description
Ferrari Uomo by Ferrari is a spicy woody fragrance launched in 2009, designed for men. The nose behind this composition is Alberto Morillas. The top notes unfold with bergamot, Amalfi lemon, and juniper; the heart reveals leather, nutmeg, and Virginia cedar; while the base notes close the pyramid with tonka bean, French labdanum, and patchouli.
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Key notes
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Top
bergamot
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Heart
leather
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Base
tonka bean
Community
568 votes
- Positive 81%
- Negative 14%
- Neutral 4.8%
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Fragrance profile
About Ferrari Uomo
Ferrari Uomo by Ferrari is a spicy woody fragrance launched in 2009, designed for men. The nose behind this composition is Alberto Morillas. The top notes unfold with bergamot, Amalfi lemon, and juniper; the heart reveals leather, nutmeg, and Virginia cedar; while the base notes close the pyramid with tonka bean, French labdanum, and patchouli.
Musk, amber and animalic Spices Woods and mosses
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Longevity
Leading answer Moderate
297 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
377 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally masculine
85 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Good value
76 votes
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jerry7474
I love it. I’ve already tried Dior’s Fahrenheit, and this Ferrari Uomo is its unique version: less aggressive, more subtle and elegant, with a noticeable but not overwhelming herbal touch. It’s not weak; it’s refined. Definitely inspired by Dior but with the Ferrari soul. To be honest, I like this one more. Scent: 8.0. Projection: 7.0. Longevity: medium (6-8h). Bottle: 10, very beautiful. Note: It’s discontinued, but at $30 it’s a must-buy for the quality-price ratio.
Moy Olaf
One of the best rivals to Dior’s Fahrenheit. It’s strange that it has so few Spanish reviews on YouTube, so on my channel ‘Moy Olaf’ I want to do it justice. A hug to everyone.
wildkatzen
It’s a classic, elegant, green, and fresh fragrance that isn’t overpowering. It has notes inspired by Dior’s Fahrenheit, but much more subtle—even less intense than Mercedes Benz Intense. It’s made for those who love Dior F but can’t handle its potency; this one is fresh, elegant, and smooth. Longevity: 5 hours. Classic and heavy bottle. Mid-to-high price. Discontinued and hard to find.
wildkatzen
It’s a classic, elegant, green, and fresh fragrance, nothing invasive. It has notes inspired by Dior’s Fahrenheit but much more subtle, even less than Mercedes Benz Intense. It’s made for those who love Dior F but can’t handle its potency; this one is fresh, elegant, and soft. Longevity: 5 hours. Classic and heavy bottle. Mid-to-high price. Discontinued and hard to find.
SMAUG
Honestly, it’s neither bad nor great. On my skin, it lasts a couple of hours well, then another couple very faintly, until only a bit of wood and some citrus remain. Lemon, juniper, and leather are the stars; I don’t perceive the other notes, maybe a touch of wood. It’s an inoffensive scent, nothing special, ideal for daytime summer and casual wear for men over 30. Fixation: 5.5/10. Versatility: 7/10. Sillage: 4.5/10. Scent: 6/10. Projection: 5/10. Total: 6/10.
don k
First off, if you like Fahrenheit, this won’t disappoint; it’s subtle and clearly inspired by Dior, sharing several notes. It’s less complex—I can’t distinguish specific facets or notes—and it’s not my style, but the resemblance is obvious. It has less projection than the original, but it’s not a cheap knock-off like the Antonio Banderas or Adidas versions; you can tell it has quality and refinement, which makes sense given who created it. Obviously, they didn’t break a sweat trying to innovate too much, haha. The bottle is gorgeous and costs a third of the price of Fahrenheit. For me, it’s a good buy if you like that style.
don k
First, if you like Fahrenheit, this won’t disappoint; it’s subtle and clearly inspired by Dior, sharing several notes. It’s less complex—I can’t distinguish specific facets or notes—and it’s not my style, but the resemblance is obvious. It has less power than the original, but it’s not a cheap imitation like Antonio Banderas or Adidas; you can tell it has quality and refinement, which makes sense given who created it. Obviously, they didn’t go out of their way to innovate too much, haha. The bottle is gorgeous and costs a third of the price of Fahrenheit. For me, it’s a good buy if you like that style.