Man Eau Fraîche
Released in 2006, Man Eau Fraîche is the fresh, Mediterranean take on Versace Man. Lemon and bergamot mingle with a star fruit note, followed by an herbaceous heart and a woody musky base. Its flanker Eau Fraîche Extrême would not appear until nineteen years later, in 2025.
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Versace Man Eau Fraîche was released in 2006 as the fresh, aquatic version of Versace Man. Where the original unfolded an oriental base marked by tobacco, this flanker takes on a Mediterranean, woody, luminous color.
The opening combines lemon and bergamot with star fruit, a tropical fruit with a tangy freshness, joined by cardamom and rosewood. The heart turns herbaceous: cedar, tarragon, sage and pepper. The base, woody, rests on musk, saffron and amber.
In 2025, Versace gave the line a more concentrated extension with Eau Fraîche Extrême, as an Eau de Parfum.
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