Caesars Man Caesars World for men

it's a fruity and green fragrance , a very good perfume for every seasons.

As others have noted, when you spray this frag on the first thing you think is "Drakar". It has alot of similarity to that well appreciated juice but it is different. After the dry down you percieve that it is not quite as powerful and it begins to develop it's own personality. Ceasar's Man is cleaner smelling than Drakar, I don't detect any leather. It has a bit more fir and an herbal citrus aroma not quite as pungent as lemon, lighter. It has a nice slight sweetness. I gave equal sprays of each similar scent, Drakar on my right arm and Ceasar's Man on my left. 45 minutes in Drakar's power advantage has disappeared. Actually Ceasar's seems to be the stronger of the two now. One would have to sniff carefully and have a very accurate shnozz to clearly tell them apart. I found it interesting that the people who liked this also like list is composed of quite a bit of my own collection. You can pick this up for peanuts, $10 or less. It's worth picking up whether you want an inexpensive Drakar substitute or if you appreciate it for itself.

Caesars Man is a very underrated cologne thats very woody with a citrus hint to it with a little bit of green apple thrown in there. I got this a blind buy from Ross that was reduced for 7 bucks, cant wait to rock this during football seaons in the fall

I have a bottle pushed to the far corner of my collection. Its been sitting there, half full and capped for about 20 years. It was great when it came out and followed the 80s trend of LOUD.

Looking at some posts below and its comparison to Drakkar Noir has peaked my curiousity. My old bottle of DN has long since sat empty, yet I disticntly recall its notes. I am somewhat curious to find a Vintage DN, yet Ceasars Men has made me reconsider.

Its more "Drakkar Green"(the bottle is easy to imagine), without carnation, cinnamon and black leather. Other than that, it could pass as a flanker from Guy Laroche-now defunct. At the very least it is a designer imposter. Here is the caveat-Ceasars cost about $10 USD, hasnt been changed(oakmoss devil) and is still on retail shelves in the USA. The vintage I was considering is $59. I didnt love DN that much.

As it stands, Ceasars Men will return to the shadows. This is the harsh reminder of my 80s tastes...

As others have noted, this is almost identical to Drakkar Noir, but a fraction of the price. I bought mine online, paid for shipping and it was still one third of the price that the same quantity of Drakkar costs locally. If you like powerhouses, this is one for you. There is nothing at all subtle about Caesar's Man as the opening notes are a little harsh, which suits me just fine. It is a really sweet , warm fougere, with pronounced citrus and herbaceous notes. A definite thumbs up for me!

Not too bad,a bit linear and synthetic but noticeable .I would say it is a cross between a fougere and a bitter citrus.
Enjoy this in the Autumn /winter in the u.k as it is quite powerful but still more of a daytime fragrance than night.
No flowers or girly unisex sweetness.Would say a safe bet for a man over 50 who likes classic masculine aftershave type fragrances.
Out of 10 I would rate 7 as it is so cheap but lasts well and is distinctive.

a pretty nice fragrance, old school...i was at ross's discount stores and i saw that they had a handful at 8.99 each..can't beat the price so i picked up one.. it reminds me of an 80's type powerhouse scents, very aromatic and a pleasing fragrance if you do not over do it.. typically imagine some hairy chested guy running around with some big gold medallion swinging from his neck lol... but seriously it is not bad , reminds me of the azzaro type of scent, maybe drakkar i can sort of see that, duc de vervins also has a similar begining to it. i just think for what you can pick a good size bottle up, why not ?

I haven't smelled Drakkar Noir since way back when so I can't even say I know that this one smells like it. It does smell like Samba Kiss for Men, but this one is much better, being richer, more natural smelling, and more subtle. Worn discreetly, this is acceptable for a wide range of social occasions. If you want something greener and a bit more subtle, there is Ferre's men's
fragrance from 1986. This one is a little sweeter and has a bit of a candy-like quality to it. If you like fougere accords and want something along these lines, but want it for around $10-15, I can't think of a better choice.

UPDATE: I recently acquired a vintage version of this and it is different, more rich and natural smelling, but without the slight candyish quality of the new one. This goes into my rotation on days when I want a subtle, well balanced, straightforward fougere without any "bells and whistles." It's clearly got some oakmoss and patchouli but it's nicely balanced. The color is yellow whereas the new one is green.

UPDATE #2: I acquired yet another bottle, this one looks like the newest formulation but is older. It smells like the vintage one ounce version. Since I now have two, my vintage one ounce is up for swap.

Not much to say about Caesars Man. Two things:

1) Caesars Man is a good fragrance. A (by all means) cheap aromatic/green fougère that smells way much better than the majority of today's masculines.

2) It's unquestionably derivative (Drakkar Noir anyone?).

Said that, if you find it on a shelf, don't miss the chance to take it home as it sells ridicolously cheap and smells cheap but good.

Rating: somewhere between 1 and 10

Drakkar Noir... thats the only thing this scent reminds me.I adore drakkar so I adore caesers. Besides, I pay half the price I pay for Drakkar. I recommend this for all DN lovers.

Is fantastic, you feel very clean. Good longevity and sillage. Give you a warm aroma for hours For me is a kind of citric ,you will like it. I will buy another bottle as soon as i can.