Versace pour Homme is a 2008 eau de toilette, composed by Alberto Morillas with Donatella Versace. An aromatic fougère built on Mediterranean ingredients, it opens on bergamot, neroli, Diamante citron and bitter orange leaves, moves through geranium, clary sage and blue hyacinth, and ends on oud wood, mineral amber, cedar, tonka and musk.
Versace builds its fragrance in three tiers: bergamot, neroli, Diamante citron and bitter orange leaves at the top; geranium, clary sage and blue hyacinth at the heart; oud wood, mineral amber and cedar wood at the base, with tonka bean and musk.
Mediterranean citrus
Diamante citron, a citrus fruit from Calabria, dominates an opening brightened by bergamot and neroli. Bitter orange leaves, the source of petitgrain, add a green, woody note.
A mineral and floral heart
Clary sage, herbal, and blue hyacinth, floral and green, give the middle tier a mineral accent, which geranium ties to the citrus of the top.
Oud, amber and cedar
The base pairs oud wood, mineral amber and cedar with tonka bean, with its hay tones, and musk, which make it softer and warmer.
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