Lacoste Eau de Sport (1968)
by Lacoste

A very nice blend, with just enough note separation. What you get here that you don't get with recent designer fragrances is a natural-smelling, rich, complex, and earthy, yet soft and rounded scent. It has a fresh aspect, with a touch of grassiness, as well as a distinct floral quality. The base is subtle yet excellent, with no one note overwhelming the others. One thing to keep in mind, though, is that it has the kind of muskiness that those used to only recent fragrances might not like.

I have the newer bottle, and the notes I found for it (at fragrantica.com) seem right:

"Top notes are lavender, mandarin orange, mint, basil, neroli, bergamot and lemon; middle notes are coriander, carnation, fir, clary sage, jasmine, rose and geranium; base notes are leather, sandalwood, tonka bean, amber, patchouli, musk, oakmoss and cedar."

Also, it's strong and long-lasting so you can use just one spray.

10th May, 2011.

I have been searching for a bottle of this FOREVER! I would die for a decant if anyone has it.. i will pay biggggg for it. dying to smell it.

1st March, 2011.

This was one of my favorites. Classic, refreshing, and never over powering. Ahhhhh, what a pity that so many classics from yesteryear are no longer available. I would stock up on this one in a heartbeat. I can still smell it in my mind !!

21st November, 2008.

This classic scent is no longer in production and almost impossible to find. Oh how I wish they would once again make it available. If anyone has an unopened bottle I'd love to buy it from you or to swap you something for it. lac9461@aol.com

26th August, 2006.

Beautiful green and fresh lively scent, a unique creation from 1967 (not 1968)by Jean Kerleo.
Nice frosted glass bottle, a grand classic.

30th March, 2006.

Ok.I am inter and...Iwant to find this perfum!!!

19th September, 2004.