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Many have compared the fragrance with CH Men Privé or put it on a par with it. I can say that someone who likes CHMP will definitely enjoy La Notte. Now comes the "little but", because the scents are already slightly different from each other. Connoisseurs of the Roberto Cavalli fragrances should have already understood in the headline what I meant with the RC DNA. In my eyes Roberto Cavalli makes great fragrances at a decent price. Unfortunately, in my eyes the fragrance series is much too little appreciated. Because they can easily keep up with the newer releases from houses like paco rabanne or Versace and sometimes they don't even cost half as much. Paco rabanne and Versace I have consciously chosen to make clear in which direction the fragrances often go. ("Sexy Playboy party scents")

Now for Roberto Cavalli Uomo La Notte. The fragrance opens with a light alcoholic note that quickly fades away. After that comes a sweet note, possibly derived from bergamot and lavender.
This sweetness is always present in the drydown, but here tobacco and leather are added much more clearly. But these are very portable and super combined with the sweetness that always gets the upper hand.
Especially for inexperienced perfume enthusiasts on the subject of leather tobacco fragrances a good entry-level model. Does not always have to be a Tom Ford

The slightly synthetic sweetness may be the shortcoming that could trigger some headache potentials.
(Compared to Pure XS)
As round and mature as a Dior Homme intense or a Valentino valentino uomo intense he is definitely not what La Notte is but also not what La Notte must / wants. The durability is good, because it lasts 6-9 hours depending on the skin type. Sillage is average, the opposite is not slain but you are definitely noticed in close situations.

I see the scent on a younger man who goes out in the evening and sometimes flirts confidently. Rather the badboy with a lot of self-confidence but who is not yet a gentleman and can still learn a lot, but who is still very popular with women.

I hope I could give you a little insight into my subjective evaluation of the fragrance

Without knowing the "original" I try to share my opinion anyway or just because of that. Flacon very high-quality as already with the L' Adventure.
The fragrance opens with a light synthetic that quickly settles. Then the fragrance appears slightly floral and fresh, but I was a little afraid that it might look feminine. Can at least calm down the men who might feel the same way. Blanche definitely goes in a masculine direction, despite the flowers at the beginning.
Nevertheless I can imagine the scent on a woman especially in summer.
The fragrance then solidifies with a zietric chord with a very slight floral note, which, however, recedes into the background.
The fragrance reminds me of a mixture of JPG Fleur de Male and Mercedes Benz Cologne, which are both very male and yet are also worn by women.

I love both fragrances very much, so it's pretty clear that I'm going to rock this one especially in summer or after sports. For the price you can't go wrong if you like scents like John Fervato's Artisan pure or other modern colognes.

The youngest brother... ...could be described as Al Haramain's leather oudh. Yes it is a scent that is based on his big brothers tuscan leather and la yuqawam but just because of the similarity you shouldn't call him a clone. He does have the genes but he is different from his conspecifics. I had the pleasure to test all of the above mentioned ones and I have to say that each of the scents has a different direction and development. With the tuscan leather everything is just right except maybe the price. The LY is at least the best "clone" I could smell so far. Durability and sillage are almost as good with the Tom Ford. Only trained noses still smell some tiny differences. It looks different if you compare tuscan leather and leather oudh. For me the leather oudh could be a perfect flanker which is so often known from designer fragrances and with which you try to make real money but leave people with disappointed faces.
Leather oudh is much sweeter, more suitable for the masses and weaker than the other two. However, it only costs 30-40 Euros which is a big plus when you look at the price of the original. In addition, as described above, it is more liked by the masses, because it doesn't jump straight to you and the tobacco goes nicely with the raspberry. This makes it lose some of its uniqueness and niche scent character.

Conclusion:
I think basically the scent doesn't have much to do with tuscan leather anymore, but if you like DNA and want it to be sweeter and more suitable for the masses, this is the right place! For beginners who maybe don't want to get TL right away and like it sweeter in general the scent is a good alternative. But if you want to have the DNA of TL, you should go for la yuqawam, because it is of a higher quality and closer to the original.

Positive:
-suitable for mass production
-top Flacon
-Good price/performance ratio

Negative:
-Durability is not as strong as TL or LY
-Much sweeter and not quite as strong and round as the above mentioned
-No longer as unique and valuable as TL

The following words are based on my subjective opinion and should not attack anyone who thinks the fragrance is good:

Heard about the fragrance through many reviews and ordered it blindly. Already the one or other time I was wrong but with the scent I had undercut myself again. The shelf life is good, which I can tell by the fact that even after 15 minutes of scrubbing and several sprays of Dior Homme internal the stuff still smelled. I don't even know exactly what it is that bothers me so much about the smell? Jeremy Fragrance once said the smell of death. I can sign that now. At the time, I thought he meant it in a cool way, but I know better now. If the smell were a sensation, I would most likely compare it to a toothache. Our grandma used to make us chew cloves and herbs when we had a toothache. The spat out leftovers smelled very similar in my memory. Maybe this is all very subjective, but with this scent I can't imagine with the best will in the world that someone really wears it and finds the scent pleasant. I also wonder on what occasion people wear the scent (except at funerals). Of course I tested it a few more times to be able to write a really well-founded recession, but it didn't get any better in my opinion.

People but seriously... try to test it and don't make the same mistake as many others who bought this fragrance. It is very special and maybe one in a hundred will like it.
No hate to those who celebrate the scent, but I'm out of there

There is always that one guy in the circle of friends who makes inappropriate sayings, gets too drunk or finds "blonde jokes" funny. Still, you have to like him somehow, even if it's hard.

The 2018 version of Shaghaf pour Homme, which is actually touted as a summer scent, is similar. So I don't know who sprays the scent on their skin at plus 20 degrees but I have respect for you.
The fragrance is more in the direction of hawas than shuhra, with much more synthetic fruit and floral accents, so that the aquatic is actually blown away completely.
Definitely has headache potential in summer if you exaggerate.
But I can imagine that it is quite popular for evenings in summer or as a party scent in general.

Pro:
-favourable price
-Fragrance DNA that is generally liked
-Suitable for everyday and evening use
-long shelf life

Contra:
-very sweet and synthetic
-in high summer unbearable (in my opinion)
-no fragrance novelty (have all been there before)

Conclusion: For fragrance beginners or someone who has no fragrances at all a nice all-rounder. For connoisseurs, collectors or those interested in new things, rather no recommendation to buy, unless you love fragrances like One Million or Black XS