7 men’s fragrances we can’t get enough of this winter

Featuring notes like cedar leaves, rich cardamom, pimento and fir balsam, Bottega Veneta Pour Homme Parfum is spicy, woody and powerful at the same time. As it is a parfum, you’ll only need one spritz in the morning, which will last well into the evening.

Just one whiff of Tom Ford Mandarino di Amalfi Acqua will transport you to a sunnier climate. Citrus fruits are the drawcard of this spritz, and are perfectly accompanied by mint, thyme and flowers. Simply divine.

You can’t go past Roberto Cavalli Uomo Silver Essence if you’re looking for something that oozes sex appeal. The top note of cardamom provides an aromatic edge to the fragrance, whilst the middle note of iris adds a luxurious touch to the creamy tonka base.

Paco Rabanne Pure XS EDT is a truly interesting spritz, and something we can’t stop sniffing. Dancing between cool notes (such as ginger) and warm notes (like cinnamon, vanilla and myrrh), this men’s fragrance is perfect for someone that wants to make a statement.

Narciso Rodriguez Bleu Noir EDT is seriously irresistible. The simple yet clever composition of musk, nutmeg and blue cedar smells warm and inviting, making it a top pick this cold season.

Developed with Zurich’s morning air in mind, Tauer L’eau EDP Spray is a sparkling blend of bergamot, lemon, sweet orange and lemon blossom, mixed with ingredients like iris flower, musk and ambergris to boost its longevity. It’s one not to be missed, and is a classic worth adding to his collection.  

Coach Man EDT is a truly versatile scent as it’s a muddle of all the scent groups you love. Upon closer inspection, you’ll find fruity notes like green nashi and kumquat; aromatic notes like coriander and cardamom; as well as ambery base notes like suede and ambergris.

Want to make the most of your fragrance? Follow this guide to applying your scent correctly.

Which fragrance group are you most attracted to, and why? Let us know in the comments below.

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