Brunello Cucinelli pour Homme fragrance notes

    • cypress, juniper, bergamot, lemon, ginger, clary sage, angelica, black pepper

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Brunello Cucinelli pour Homme has got plenty of spice and wood (although it’s not quite Spice and Wood). Pepper and ginger are clearly evident; the stated juniper, not so much. I’m not intimate enough with a range of woods to tell you if this really smells like cypress: it’s non-scratchy cedar and distilled patchouli to me.

Is this interesting? Is it distinctive? No, and no. Sexy? Also no. Instead, It’s a solid dry, woody masculine that’s easy to wear to the office, and at under $2/ml, not crazy expensive. Would I buy it? That’s another no: I already have better options, and if I didn’t, I’d rather go with something like, say, Zaharoff Signature. But this is perfectly serviceable for a man who likes the idea of perfectly serviceable. That’s not the typical Cucinelli customer, which strikes me as a marketing misfire, but the fragrance itself is fine. So, a qualified thumbs-up.
4th July 2024
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Let me cut to the chase: I love Brunello Cucinelli Pour Homme! It is slightly sweet with a warm autumnal aspect; offset by that "pencil shavings" opposition that keeps it from being too sweet. Although it has a bit of barbershop smell to it, BCPH is a pretty modern fragrance. I usually don't care for modern fragrances. Ultimately, what tipped the cards for me was that it has charm, sophistication and (most importantly of all) it is distinctive. It has a bespoke feel; a suggestion of being expensive, without being showy or forward in any way. I don't think it smells like anything else out there. I think that in this very over-crowded fragrance market, if is very hard for a new brand to communicate something both sophisticated and new. Brunello Cucinellin PH did that for me in spades. I found it on the new-ish second floor fragrance ghetto at Saks, and after testing a lot of other fragrance that felt "same-old, same-old" to me I came to the very non-glitsy, very understated Brunello Cucinelli station and tried this. Straight off, I knew it was the best thing on the floor. But I didn't buy it right away. I am no longer that gullible. I thought about it, and forgot about it. Then days later, the scent memory came roaring back and I had to have it. This beautiful 100ml bottle is right up there at the top of my collection. I predict one day it will be called a classic, if it lasts long enough in the ephemeral commercial environment. I highly recommend you try it.
29th February 2024
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