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Tuscany Per Uomo by Aramis is a Aromatic Fougere fragrance for men. Tuscany Per Uomo was launched in 1984. Top notes are lime, lavender, bergamot and lemon; middle notes are caraway, orange blossom, tarragon and anise; base notes are leather, sandalwood, tonka bean, patchouli, cinnamon, basil and oakmoss.
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When I wear this it am reminded of the presence of men who exude inspirational qualities. Men who are mentors without intending to be.
This is the representation of a fully grown man, not an old man yet, but a mature man with the vitality of youth and the self assuredness of experience.
It feels weird for me to wear this, I feel unworthy.
This is a difficult one to get hold of mainly because I think it contains fairly rare ingredients but what a fabulous and masculine fragrance. This is all man, it's definitely not a unisex smell and stays on my partner all day. It is warm, woody and spicy with a very unusual finish which makes it irresistible. This smells like the delicious and rare Christain Dior's 'Joules' which is now almost impossible to get hold of, but in fact I think it's even nicer than Joules!
"TUSCANY!!! Old friend ... what have they done to you??? Ripped your balls off ... that's what!!!!"
In an article that I recently read, the writer alleged that in 2011, at least three new fragrances were launched EVERY SINGLE DAY. Small wonder then, that the market is filled with such anonymous crap!!
Instead, old and revered houses (like Lauder - yes ... you are also guilty as charged!!) reformulate! What was once a super sexy leatherbound giant of a fragrance has been reduced to a pup mewling at the teat! In their defense, Lauder's reformulations are generally very sympathetic. From the Gentlemen's Collection, Devin and 900 are still very good, if lacking a little in longevity. I never really cared for New West or Havana, but how in the hell did they F**K Tuscany up so badly??? It boggles the mind!!! I used to spray this of an evening to hit the clubs, boogie my ass off until the sun came up, go home, sleep and wake up with Tuscany only beginning to reach it's final phase of drydown. I tested it (liberally) about 2 hours ago and it's just not there anymore.
I am aware that "vintage" bottles of many beloved frags are still available all over Ebay - the point (at least for me) is that I shouldn't have to be ripped off to get what I so fondly remember. Another one bites the dust :o(.
best aramis ever.i just love this perfume. manly,strong smell,good for cold days and night.
Some women seem to really like this. It reminds me of scents from the 70's - Old Spice, Brut etc, and has an overpowering chemical feel.
It lingers forever on the body and clothes, and becomes all invasive.
Everytime I smell this I am reminded of my father shaving in the morning and liberally applying Cussons Imperial Leather, or some such vanish remover.
Best worn with a chest wig and medallion.
This fragrance is perfect for all year it is warm, woody and very sexy
I tried today,and remembered the father's scent during that time.
also, I found similarity between tuscany and Esencia from Loewe(1988) which is really a hidden masterpiece.
Tuscany>> is real Mediterranean scent for mature,bold man.
longevity is good on my terrible skin nature ! so it'll be the next purchase.
the base note is best of all featuring lime and wood.
rating:9/10
Today's "Tuscany" has nothing to do with the original.
If you liked the original DO NOT blind buy this one here.
Shame, as it used to be a very unique perfume that women
simply, could not resist..
TUSCANY! One of the best friends a man can have in the fragrance world. My dad wore this one, and gave me a little mini when I was a kid. I was sold for life.
Tuscany is basically a cross between Azzaro Pour Homme and Loewe Para Hombre. It's a classic aromatic fougere with the brightness of Mediterranean herbs. Tuscany takes the best of both Azzaro Pour Homme and Loewe Para Hombre and simply combines them into a trustworthy, genuine-smelling masculine. It's not overly strong, and not unpleasant - it's just right all the way. It hasn't been screwed up YET, luckily, so guys, get some while you can, because Tuscany is better than 95% of the masculine fragrances on the market today.
Very sexy! and one of the best from Aramis.Suitable for day/evening wear.Smells similar too Azzaro but with more longevity about 5 to 7hrs. Always had compliments with classic scent.Its very Yummy!
great classic. Should be worn in the winter months.
fairly spicy, heavy, almost powdery lingering scent.
I enjoy the lenthy dry-down more than the top note.
Tuscany per uomo is the one of my favorite. Classic and timeless perfume. Fresh citrus, spicy, leather smell so elegance gentle and manly. Quite longevity more than 6 hrs on me. Good for every season and good for office wear too. Tuscany per uomo is good scent until now. The best one!
EXCELLENT!!
I bought this for my husband last week and find it absolutely irresistible! It smells like a real man should, giving you an aura of warmth, earthiness and tenderness. It has a lovely herbal top note with a warm patchouli drydown which reminds me of sun drenched countryside. I think the name fits it well and I will buy this for him again and again. I've tried a few different smells on him and this is the only one we agree on - well done Estee Lauder! I would love to try the female version for myself now, but it's really hard to find!
Excellent Stuff especially for work. Very clean , Green and Fresh. Dry down is wonderful.
This wonderful potion just bangs on all cylinders. It has a nice clean bitter citrus top, a very spicy heart with a HUGE leather animalic base, with just a dash of powder and sweet to cut the bitterness. It is definitely a fragrance for mature noses, and those noses will sing with pleasure from this well blended scent. If you are looking to attract a REAL woman, the kind with beautiful curves and an intelligence to match, this might be the scent to complete the picture. Most inexperinced noses will wince at this, and that is fine with me. Only real women need apply!
I might add that I find this to be a fantastic woody chypre...whoever classified it as a fougere has not smelled this. It is perhaps the closest fragrance to the old vintage Gucci Pour Homme. What a scent...perfect balance.
دوستی داشتم خدا رحمتش کند به نام فریبرز تیموریان و از اون شیک پوشها و جنتلمنهای خیابان گاندی بود و یک ادکلن باز تمام عیار این ادکلن توسکانی را تا میبینم و رایحه اش به من میخورد یاد او می افتم و خیلی مواقع از آن استفاده میکرد روی تن او خیلی خوب مینشست و بوی خوبی پخش مینمود
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Tuscany Per Uomo is a great example of how an inexpensive and easy to find perfume can be sometimes way much better than many hype creations that cost you a fortune. Masculine, solid and ageless. An herbal patchouli composition that leaves no room to sweetness and still one of the best homages to my region. Rich and invigorating but not loud. Beautiful work!
Rating: 8/10
I love this fragrance. I find it to be very similar to Azzaro PH (which is my all-time favorite fragrance). In fact, there are some aspects of Tuscany that I may like even more. The bergamot/citrus opening is not quite as sharp as Azzaro PH (I can go into public immediately after applying Tuscany). I find Tuscany's patchouli dry-down to be less "soapy" than that of Azzaro...Very smooth patchouli.
My one complaint is a big one. Whereas Azzaro gets smoother and better throughout the wearing, Tuscany just disappears. While I find myself still enjoying Azzaro 8-10 hours after application. I can barely detect Tuscany after 4-5 hours. Tuscany's sillage is much tamer than that of Azzaro PH. I have to use twice as much to get the desired effect. Then I find myself reapplying it 4-5 hours later.
When I first tried it, I had so much hope. Had I found a new signature fragrance? I simply like Tuscany that much. But alas, it's weak sillage and poor longevity are simply too significant a negative factor to allow Tuscany to overtake Azzaro as my new signature fragrance. It's still a great fragrance...Just not my new favorite.
This scent is SOOO leathery.......
(how leathery is it?)....
It's more leathery than Iggy Pop, haha ZING!
It's the first thing I noticed. I swore it was a Leather themed overkill.
Don't worry, it's a nice classical scent. But for real leather daddy's, this would be perfect.
Think Tobias Funke lol
Great for work in Autumn, and maybe for night time.
I prefer fragrances like Montana Parfum d'Homme to this one, and since that fragrance is actually selling for quite a bit less these days, I don't see the appeal of Tuscany at all. Perhaps it's simpler, and so that leads some to view it as more "charming," but you'd have to ask them because this one just doesn't seem to have an edge on other, similar fragrances that are less expensive.
This dates back to the days of navy double-breasted blazers with gold buttons, cream turtleneck sweaters or heaven forbid; the two worn together!
Funny how you would feel a twit wearing that outfit today, but Tuscany on the other hand is timeless.
This is one of those classics which sticks in the mind like an old friend or lover and even though I hadn't had a whiff of it in twenty years, it was just as I remembered it. A zesty citrus opening, invigoratingly sharp and herbaceous. Those were the days when you could smell real things in a scent; lemon, lime, lavender. Yes, sometimes even that cute little guy civet, though thankfully not here! (It was his day off).
Tuscany in Italy was the fashionable place to holiday in those days. It gave the scent an air of luxury and refinement and though I doubt many of us could afford the villa, we could always aspire to this life by wearing Tuscany Uomo.
After the 'barbershop' opening there are some slightly waxy midnotes which are not TU's best aspect. I couldn't identify the culprit. The best part is a fantastic woodsy patchouli and leather drydown which wafts up from your shirt until late in the day.
I wish younger guys could get to know these superb men's frags from the past. By all means wear Tuscany today and feel like a king amongst ordinary men. Just leave the navy blazer at home!
Smells very similar to Azzaro pour homme. It's not as complex and sophisticated as Azzaro but it smells almost as good and lasts just as long. Only problem is that younger girls might think you smell like grandpa due to its classic 70's style aroma.
I thought it was discontinued but found it on Emirates on board shop and didn't hesitate to buy. Not having the credit of using this 'lovely scent' before coupled with the praises I heard about this for so long it was a must-buy for me to avoid further embarrassment.
Let me tell you I still have Hermes's Bel Ami in my wardrobe. A lot of reviews and my friends call this particular scent to be the younger brother of Bel Ami. And, now I say to them, "back off", and if you still insist then I will have to say, "f*** off". Anyway, my review is not to undermine this Tuscany, rather admiration, but please don't compare it with Bel Ami.
As expected, the one of the freshest of the opening note of a fragrance, dominated by lemon and bergamot mixed with another thing which I guess is clove, though it's not listed. The super fresh opening will stay as fresh till the smell lasts. The opening note switches to the heart note remarkably with caraway and anise dominating the orange blossom and something my nose couldn't detect specifically. Then after a short while the middle note guides to the richness of the base note dominated by heavenly leather and tonka mixed with wood, sandalwood and oakmoss; this part is the beauty of this marvelous scent. The silage is wonderful but the longevity is disappointing to my finding which really surprised me as most of the people on the blog find it otherwise; I can't tell why.
Silage 7.5/10
Longevity 5.5/10
Overall 7/10
The scent is recommended, but for the people who has used Bel Ami they shouldn't expect it to be one like Bel Ami. Bel Ami would score 9.5/10, to me.
I love the classic Aramis (my signture scent), i really wanted to like this one but could not stand how sharp it is when you first apply( i have a sour throat )when i apply. the drydown is nice but not worth the misary i have at the beggining.I can say it is similar to AZZARO but Azzaro is way way better.
I love the classic Aramis (my signture scent), i really wanted to like this one but could not stand how sharp it is when you first apply( i have a sour throat )when i apply. the drydown is nice but not worth the misary i have at the beggining.I can say it is similar to AZZARO but Azzaro is way way better.
My husband has been wearing this for over 20 years and now I find it is discontinued by aramis. i am very disappointed, as we both loved it on him.
Tuscany Per Uomo is one of the best smelling men's fragrances of all time. I have been wearing it since the mid 1980's and it is still one of my favorites. It just smells nice!
Got a compliment last week wearing Tuscany
by a complete strange woman.I was really surprised,it never happened to me before.
I have a large bottle of this, barely used for swap. Check out my want list and make me an offer!
Classic fragrance from the 1980's.
i loooove it and also love the tuscany per - for woman that i buy at estee lauder counters? why is it at both any way the smell of this reminds me alot of catalyst and that is one of my very favourite ones for men yum! but these are the only ones i have ever smelled by aramis are they all this terrific ? im going to have to make a trip to the mall just to get better aquanted with the brand its self
I love this scent on a man. It's yum!!!
Belle
a burst of fresh citruses moves into sensual notes of caraway with some tonka bean touches, laying gently on a masculine base composed of oakmoss and leather.
A Great classic, highly recomended!!!
You can trust those guys who wear it: he is the strong, silent type......but also sweet, with shoulders you can cry on.
definitiv einer der besten herrendüfte von 1984 einfach und klassisch, benutze es seit einem urlaub in den usa wieder seit über 10.jahren und bin begeistert.
es ist übrigens wie auch new west in südafrika sehr beliebt.
Classic , masculine and romantic.
I had good moments with it.
Nice citrus-woody fragrance but not heavy on the citrus, more classic and masculine than I imagined it would be. Tuscany seems a bit more dry than classic Aramis, it's a classy fragrance, but the silage is a bit too close to the skin for me. So yea it's nice with a great vintage feel, I was hoping for something really special with this, but I don't think it is for me. I do think it's pretty nice though, and suits colder weather more that hot
"De lo bueno si breve, dos veces bueno" is a Spanish say meaning that good and short-lived experiences are twice the better.
Whenever I use Tuscany, I recall this say: how can such a wonderful fragrance in its complexity have such a limited longevity? No matter this, it is one of the more enjoyable scents in my collection.
I remember over 20 years ago being a recently married,(not-quite-starving) art student,going from store to store trying to score free samples of this (they gave away minis at the time). I bewailed using the last of these samples after a year or so. Then ten years later my wife bought me a 100mL bottle of the forte version (dark black glass bottle), which I used with such restraint that it lasted me 5 or so years. Every now and then, working on the principle that "there's always one more spray in the bottle" I would revisit the bottle to see if there was perhaps that one last spray. It worked for a while, but now, alas it is definitely empty. For years this has been the fragrance by which I compare all others. The sweet- woody - spiciness makes this a classic. It lasts for a very very long time on my skin (or it least, it did while I still owned it).
I can't accept Tuscany Per Uomo as a romantic addition in my collection (as denoted in its advertisement) but yes it can be a formal / casual everyday wear and possess immense masculinity. Lasting is good but it’s not a silage monster. Nice citrus-woody choice for mature guys!
AMENDMENT: Even if not romantic for dining out.... it has a great affect during intimate moments.... it really boost your senses as well as your partner's!!
If you're looking for a fragrance that tells the world, "Yes, I'm a MAN!!", then Tuscany is for you. Think of it as a much spicier Azzaro Pour Homme. It starts off with some very spicy top notes, very nice, but those top notes fade after about 20 minutes, and Tuscany mellows out to a very relaxed, warm, rich and manly scent. If you buy fragrances based mainly on whether or not women will think you smell good, you won't go wrong with Tuscany. Me, I buy fragrances that I like to smell on myself, and I love Tuscany. A true classic that I hope Aramis makes forever.
I used this many years ago, it very sexy and it definately a masculine scent. It reminds me of my carefree youth.
really nice masculine scent but w/ anough lime for a female to wear as well-I rec'd this from a cousin whose signature scent it is and sort of use it as a comfort smell-the earthiness magnifies the association and gives it a lot of warmth
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