Caesars Man (1988)
by Caesars World

The old, stronger than the current, formula of Drakkar Noir but with a greener, less leathery and may be denser sillage, this is Caesars Man. The notes are pratically identical with those of the more notorious homologous aromatic fougere from Laroche. Very hard to find, an italian collector introduced me to smell granting to know the features. Not particulary compelling but a good stuff in any case.

19th September, 2011.

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 definitely 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.

10th August, 2011.

I visit Las Vegas quite often and in 3 occasions I tried this perfume that sells for 10 bucks at the Caesar's Palace and 3 times I decided not to buy because I thought it was not worthwhile, I could get knock offs of Drakkar Noir for half that price.
Few months ago I was at my local Marshall's and as I was running out of Drakkar Noir I went to the perfume section and the 1.7 oz bottle of DN was $19.99 and just next to it was a 4.0 oz. Caesar's Man at just $9.99, well, could not help it but my hand reached for the cheaper juice LOL.
I took it home and after spraying it for the first time I was furious, how could I be so stupid buying the cheap knock off when I could have bought the real thing. Since then I've worn CM a couple of times and I've learned to appreciate this perfume and now I have not regrets, after doing the math DN costs $11.76/oz vs. 2.5 for CM, and DN is NOT 4.7 times better than CM, actually in a blind test probably I would not be able to tell the difference. So, "Ave Ceasar"

12nd June, 2011.

Caesars man smells nearly identical to Drakar in a sense that they are both very dark and slightly spicy. This, in contrast of Drakar, is a bit sweeter. Also a slighter hint of pine, that Drakar fails to mute(which is not a bad thing). This could (in my opinion) be a derivative of drakar, i'll stick to calling it Drakar Verde ;)

Cheers

15th April, 2011.

Caesars Man is dirt cheap, the cost being $20 for 4 oz. It is a clone of Drakkar Noir that in my opinion is a little more mature. Like others said, however, it would have been more becoming in Caesar's day of the plebes than the senators and consuls.

29th April, 2010.

Awful. No bargain at any price. It smells like something Proctor and Gambel would have on hand in giant tanks to scent particularly pungent products like Pine-Sol. Stomach churning and headache inducing. If this is what they wore in ancient Rome, no wonder it fell!

5th March, 2010.