Fragrance Description:

Jacques Bogart Bois de Vetiver EDT, smells like a rugged, old‑school vetiver that leans smoky, woody, and slightly bitter. It opens with a sharp, earthy vetiver root—dry, mineral, almost pencil‑shaving‑like—wrapped in Bogart’s signature dark woods and a faint leathery undertone. As it settles, the fragrance becomes richer and more resinous, with a mossy, almost tar‑like smokiness. The drydown is dense, woody, and quietly elegant: a classic vetiver built on grit rather than cleanliness. If your a fan of woody fragrances like Puig Agua Brava, you'll love Bois De Vetiver.

• Type: Woody

• Introduced in: 1982

• This bottle's Batch Code & Year Made: 825 = 1988

• Season: Fall

• Occasion: Morning or Evening 

• Longevity: Six Hours

• Projection: Moderate

• Gender: Masculine 

• Scent Era: Classic

• Identifying An Early Version: There was only one formulation of this perfume.

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