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Bottega Veneta Bottega Veneta Pour Homme Parfum

4.32 / 5 from 461 reviews

Bottega Veneta Pour Homme Parfum (2017) by Antoine Maisondieu and Daniela Andrier is a warm, resinous woody leather parfum that conveys ambered depth and refined, masculine confidence.

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About Bottega Veneta Bottega Veneta Pour Homme Parfum

The fragrance these clones are inspired by.

Released in 2017, Pour Homme Parfum by Bottega Veneta arrived during a moment when many houses pushed richer, more concentrated takes on classic masculine woods and leathers. Created by Antoine Maisondieu and Daniela Andrier, this men’s parfum is a woody, warm-spicy leather that opens on cardamom and cedar, moves through a resinous fir and pimento heart, and dries to leather, tonka bean and labdanum. Rated 4.32/5 from 461 votes, it is generally well liked and attracts a loyal fan base for its pine-leather character and ambered warmth, though some wearers note uneven skin performance.

Our take

I like the fir-resin and leather mix here, it reads classy and winter-ready on me, with cardamom giving a quick bright edge before the tonka and labdanum settle in; what bugs me is the drop in projection on skin, so I usually spray a collar or coat to keep it present. The parfum feel is denser and a touch sweeter than the original, which works for evening wear but might be too soft for someone after a cleaner, fresher leather.

Perfumers: Antoine Maisondieu & Daniela Andrier

Top Notes

Middle Notes

Woody
100.00%
Aromatic
81.47%
Warm Spicy
78.96%
Leather
68.89%
Amber
64.03%
Fresh Spicy
60.44%
Fresh
58.11%
Conifer
53.91%
Sweet
51.17%
Animalic
49.44%

A Closer Look

The Bottle

Bottega Veneta Pour Homme Parfum has a squat, broad bottle with rounded shoulders and lower corners, presented in a dark, almost black finish. Its polished-looking surfaces catch broad vertical and horizontal highlights, while the taller cylindrical cap and uneven pebbled-looking neck add welcome detail. Light-gold uppercase typography keeps the front legible; this is a handsome, distinctive object.

Original or Clone

The case for the original rests first on authorship: Antoine Maisondieu and Daniela Andrier are credited perfumers behind its woody, aromatic, warm-spicy character. The bottle gives that authorship a pleasing physical counterpart, with a dark rounded form that looks more considered than a plain rectangular container. Only one interpretation from one house is tracked, so the market evidence is limited; still, we find the original the more fully documented choice.

Fragrance Character
4.32 / 5
Quality Rating
Moderate Longevity
Moderate Sillage
Winter & Autumn Best Season
Nighttime Best Time

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