HUGO BOSS BOSS BOTTLED EDT (M) / 100 ML
$139.07
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Boss Bottled: A timeless classic for the modern man
Launched in 1998, Boss Bottled by Hugo Boss is a spicy aromatic fragrance that has become a timeless classic for the modern man. Created by perfumer Annick Menardo, this sophisticated and elegant scent captures the essence of masculine success and ambition.
Top notes of apple, plum, bergamot, lemon (acid lime), oakmoss and geranium open the fragrance with a burst of freshness and vitality. Apple brings a crisp sweetness, plum adds a fruity touch, bergamot and lemon bring a vibrant citrus touch, oakmoss brings an earthy depth and geranium adds a soft floral touch. As the fragrance develops, Heart notes of cinnamon, mahogany and carnation emerge, revealing a warm and spicy heart. Cinnamon brings a warm and spicy touch, mahogany adds a woody richness and carnation brings a spicy floral touch. Finally, Base notes of vanilla, sandalwood, cedar, vetiver and olive round out the fragrance with a rich, masculine edge. Vanilla brings a soft, sensual sweetness, sandalwood provides a dry earthy base, cedar adds a dry woody depth, vetiver brings a smoky earthy edge and olive adds a fresh green touch.
Boss Bottled is a versatile fragrance that can be worn on any occasion. It is light enough for everyday use, but sophisticated enough for special events. The fragrance has moderate longevity and moderate sillage, meaning it will last for several hours without being overwhelming.
If you are looking for a fragrance that makes you feel confident, successful and elegant, Boss Bottled is an excellent choice. It is a timeless fragrance that has stood the test of time and remains a favorite among men around the world.
Here are some additional details about Boss Bottled:
- Olfactory group: Aromatic Spicy
- Release year: 1998
- Perfumer: Annick Menardo
- Top notes: Apple, plum, bergamot, lemon (acid lime), oak moss, geranium
- Heart notes: Cinnamon, mahogany, carnation
- Base notes: Vanilla, sandalwood, cedar, vetiver, olive
- Longevity: Moderate
- Sillage: Moderate
- Ideal for: Men
- Occasions: Daily, Formal
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