Jaguar for Men Jaguar (1988) Eau de Toilette

Jaguar for Men (Eau de Toilette) by Jaguar

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6.7 / 10 152 Ratings

Jaguar for Men (Eau de Toilette) is a perfume by Jaguar for men and was released in 1988. The scent is green-spicy. It is being marketed by Lalique Group / Art & Fragrance.

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Perfumer

Thierry Wasser

Fragrance Notes

Top Notes	Basil, Bergamot, Gardenia, Lavender, Mandarin, Orange, Thyme, Citruses
Heart Notes	Carnation, Nutmeg, Patchouli, Sandalwood, Fir, Cedar
Base Notes	Ambergris, Fern, Leather, Musk, Tobacco

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Scent

6.7 (152 Ratings)

Longevity

7.6 (113 Ratings)

Sillage

7.2 (113 Ratings)

Bottle

6.5 (116 Ratings)

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09/17/2019

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DrGourmand
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DrGourmand

Greatly helpful Review 13

Fine soap yes - a soap bubble no

As a result of my good scent experiences with the perfume Polo by Ralph Lauren, I wanted to try some more scents in a similar garment. I found an interesting candidate in another price category with comparable fragrances, just as green-spicy characterized, also in a beautiful green bottle, well known and commented on Parfumo. My first choice was Jaguar for Men.

The first spray was frustrating in odour! Not the perfume, my expectation was very disappointed - no forest, no meadow, no moss, nothing herbaceous or woody and smoke wasn't either.

The aroma is spicy from the beginning and with intense freshness of sour fruits, very citric, very lemony, very bitter, almost biting. This vehemence of the foreground stands for me on a very creamy and soapy subsoil with a discreet flower aroma, further spicy scents and first green impressions ("green soap perhaps" ?). The force of the firm beginning slackens quickly and the creamy soap now envelops clear, green-spicy tones. The smell of strong aromatic herbs is now sensually and comfortably complemented by a fine, woody-moosy bouquet and in addition woods, resinous fir wood as well as fragrantly warm tropical wood come up. A long lasting aroma for the next few hours.

After the disappearance of the fine, soapy basic tone, woody warmth dominates. Discreetly smoky, the fragrance gains a lot of masculinity! Aromatic masculinity blends here with mild leather and tobacco notes. It is, so after approx. eight hours, a very pleasant, warm and balsamic, also strikingly animalic end of an appealing perfume.

The result is an impetuous beginning with intense, bitter freshness. In addition an omnipresent, for me very pleasant, soap with strong spicy facets and later green-herbaceous-forest aromatics. Towards the end warm-woody-masculine comfort.

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08/24/2019

8.0 8.0 8.0 7.5/10

Fulbright
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Fulbright

Very helpful Review 10

Exquisite green premium essence from the deepest forests

This fragrance smells tremendously high in relation to its price. Intense and long-lasting. A unique and classic. It no longer fits into the fashionable world of today's fragrances and would not be advertised by any Youtube influencer. He looks male and dominat but also very aggressive in the first hour. I like it in a certain way, but I would only wear it if I didn't want to maintain social contacts.

This fragrance is perfect for hunters who sit on the high stand in the morning with a bottle of Jägermeister in the foggy damp forest and wait for wild game. Jaguar for Men smells unbelievably soapy green. For woods, for bitter mosses and lichens. A fragrance for nature lovers. You associate it with something old-fashioned. No wonder because it is a typical 80s fragrance. Caretaker Krause would wear this scent if he dressed up in uniform and went to the board meeting of the Dachshund Breeding Club. Also suitable for binge drinking of arch-conservative beating student fraternities when you go to a pub with old men, but not when there are women around or when you want to pick up a woman in the same evening. This fragrance is also a great match for the military. Whether simple soldier in camouflage suit or officer in fine thread at men's events in the officers' home. However, in covert military operations (as performed by Rambo) you should not wear the scent. It's too strong, too intense, and the Sillage stretches for miles. The enemy would track you down and shoot you in the ambush.

I also associate this scent with British landed gentry. During a hike in the Scottish Highlands I could also imagine him on me (attractive single women are usually not there anyway). An older British granny would certainly like the scent at Tea Time very much for me. It also goes well with an old dark green vintage Jaguar. Optimal to spray on the leather seats. In the Alps I wouldn't wear the scent while hiking or on a via ferrata. There are just too many attractive women out there. I don't want to scare them away.

I would never wear that scent on a Tinder Date. The woman would in all probability reject me already during the greeting and embrace and cough loudly. Maybe she'd even run away. This is not a Womanizer scent. If you are looking for a very individual natural high class premium fragrance that is anything but mainstream, you should try Terre d'Hermes. Elegant, long-lasting and gently coming, citric, earthy, woody. Jaguar for Men, on the other hand, is a club. If a Tinder Date gets out of hand because it's not going forward but time passes, the woman is inappropriate or the cost keeps rising, Jaguar for Men can stop the date with an emergency stop. It acts as an emergency exit. It's best to carry a mini atomizer with you, go to the toilet for a short while and fully diesel up. Then you're guaranteed to get rid of the woman.

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11/16/2018

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Stinki
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Stinki

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bittergreen or greenest bitterness,

that he's being so damned up at the drugstore is a little unjustified for me.
As Guerlain Foxhound he would go over the counter for 65 EUR.
The new edition is better than the original by the way - the oak moss looked a little bit like grandpa haft.
It starts extremely bitter, almost poisonous (lilac ?), totally green and completely unsweet and only a little bit citric.
That's a bit strict at first but doesn't bother me personally in the morning/afternoon/evening.
As basis, after approx. 1 ½ h remains an incomparable, somewhat tobacco like, slightly purple seeming lilac or violet impact, which on the skin, especially when it gets colder, looks like a deep, bitter fresh fountain to me. Sandalwood soothes the "poisonous" character, which I like though. At the very end the Tonka bean comes through clearly warming. The whole thing lasts the whole day/evening and is clearly perceptible far later. This combination of poisonous and warm it is, I think, that gives it a completely independent touch.
I think the Jaguar is hot, sharpest when it's cold - the oils could be a bit better.

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06/17/2016

4.0 6.0 8.0 0.5/10