Braggi (1966)
by Long Lost Perfume

Paco and Polo? You've got to be kidding! Both of those have lots of green notes, and bear only a passing resemblance. When Braggi was introduced, it was clearly modeled after Aramis, which it resembles closely both in olfactory terms and in its original marketing campaign. Braggi is a leathery chypre with citrus, wood, spice and patchouli along with liberal doses of oakmoss. It's less peppery than Aramis, with a smoother transition from top to middle notes. Definitely a mature man's fragrance, not for guys under 30, or guys who wax their chests. This one is Sean Connery, not Pierce Brosnan.

6th March, 2010.

Oakmoss and woodsy scent much like Paco Rabanne pour Homme but not as lour and a hint of leather. Juice likes to stain white clothing.

13rd December, 2008.

Strong smelling perfume with heavy leathery and tobaccao scent. In the mold of Polo.

24th March, 2004.