
Bottega Veneta
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A crisp and invigorating composition that opens with bright Siberian pine and juniper before grounding itself in a sophisticated blend of leather, patchouli, and warm labdanum. This refined fragrance captures the essence of understated luxury, balancing fresh, woody top notes with a sensual, earthy base that speaks to refined masculine taste.
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Best Clone
The best clone of Bottega Veneta Pour Homme is Afnan Supremacy Noir by Afnan, with a 65% accuracy score. Available from FragranceNet for $31, about 68% cheaper than the $95 original.
What people who wear Bottega Veneta Pour Homme report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community. Created by Daniela Andrier and Antoine Maisondieu.
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“I tried bottega veneta pour homme extreme version, which has a good longevity and silage, the scent is very similar, but a little denser and more intense. I prefer the original version because of its lightness, despite of its poor performance. So I have a full 90 ml bottle of the extreme version, and I would trade it for the original version. Write ín private if you are ín.”
“I agree this is a boring fragrance - to me it smells like Armani's Code with a little bit addition of pine, fir and juniper. Kinda' like "Code in the forest" or something.Longevity is very poor - 2-3 hours and it quickly fades away. Sillage is poor as well.The price of this fragrance in my country is very high and I totally don't understand this.A pass. Not worth even sniffing out, actually...”
“Wow. Tested today this remind me of tom ford Italian cypress. Slightly leathery more green notes. But dry down smells exactly like Italian cypress. Great performance but not overpowering. Great for fall and cooler weather. Night out type of scent. I get about 6 to 8 hours of performance.”
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