Coveri pour Homme (1984)
by Enrico Coveri

Enrico Coveri Pour Homme, an ambery alternative to Trussardi Uomo (although the darkness exuded by tobacco and incense in TU is in Coveri lacking), was than, in the past years (80's italian rampant years) a respectable leathery, mossy, ambery fragrance epitome of masculine dinamisme. A starting blast of green esperidate lavender was followed by a woody progression ending, not without a touch of flowers, in a leathery and ambery mossy drydown. Good longevity for this sober soul with a touch of flowers and ozone. Uncompromissingly masculine.

27th March, 2010. (Last Edited: 4th August, 2011.)

Well, it's another 80's moss and leather scent but it's very subdued and good for business casual as the other reviewer here had said.

18th August, 2008.

80's 80's 80's...! A typical designed business fragrance, worn at the times when business men had rolled up sleves, bleached hair and piano digit ties...

9th December, 2006.

Quite unusual, almost clinically clean laundry sort of smell. A touch of ozone and a hint of starch?

2nd February, 2006.