Ferrari Cuvée Extra Rich Eau de Toilette fragrance notes
- citrus notes, green notes, aromatic notes, moss, woods, balsamic notes, resins, tobacco, leather
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Per Marand75's review: Woody, warm resinous, balsamic, damp green, aromatic with moss, citrus, tobacco and leather. Pretty damn smokin'. Which IS really my thing. I haven't tried the extra dry, but it's not as if the extra rich is sweet or aquatic, either of which would have been a turn-off for me. As of this writing, you needn't be extra rich to buy a bottle; you just may need to be patient to find one. Too bad the same doesn't go for a 250 GTO.
Green, aromatic and barbershop(ey), reminded me of Brut and more recent interpretations as Duc de Vervins and Rive Gauche. Same "green with Anise" smell mixed into a slightly sweet and spiced shaving cream accord. Stronger than Duc de vervins and greener than Rive gauche (also less sophisticated) although follows the same vibe. Francesco Smalto could be another reference. I wouldn't call it smoky, but It has got a non-stuffy spicy powdery smell. In my opinion, It's more of a late 70s type of fragrance that flerts with 80s colognes power. Old school for sure.
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Ferrari Cuvée Edt Extra Rich. Discontinued. Debut masculine from that house. Launched '88 (when my bottle is also from - see photo).
To my nose it's like Salvador Dali PH meets 1 Million and Francesco Smalto PH with a cherry/tobacco of Burberry London..
Woody, warm resinous, balsamic, damp green, aromatic with moss, citrus, tobacco and leather. Pretty damn smokin' but not really my thing. Should've gotten the Extra Dry version instead.
Superb quality, though, and ahead of it's time. You can easily pull this off today.