Cabochard Eau de Toilette 2019

15 reseñas

Mostrando las más recientes primero.

• LulaFlower

  September 30, 2020

  

  Having almost half a bottle of Cabotine, which I bought blindly and was charmed by, I now have four more fragrances from Gres. Cabochard was the one that tempted me most after reading the notes and opinions, and the only thing I regret is having taken the EDT instead of the EDP. (Note, my bottle is not like in the photos; it is elongated with the bow integrated into the glass; I do not know the exact year, but I suppose it is recent because I picked it up at Primor.) Leather is usually a tricky note, easy to overdo and become coarse, but the leather in Cabochard is one of the most beautiful I have tried, perfectly integrated with that touch of leather embellished by use, like those beautiful early 20th-century travel trunks. I imagine the wearer as a fearless, travelling woman ahead of her time, an archaeologist like Gertrude Bell or a Katharine Hepburn, wonderful women who challenged roles with a masculine point, wearing trousers and smoking when no one did. Without a doubt, I will bring the EDP.

• LulaFlower

  October 14, 2020

  

  Having almost half a bottle of Cabotine, which I bought blindly and fell in love with, I now have four more fragrances from Gres. Cabochard was my goal after reading the notes and reviews, and the only thing I regret is having taken the EDT instead of the EDP. (I clarify that my bottle is not the same as in the photo, but elongated with the bow integrated into the glass. I do not know the exact year, but I suppose it is recent because I picked it up at Primor.) Leather is usually a tricky note, easy to overdo and become coarse, but the leather in Cabochard is one of the most beautiful I have smelled; it is perfectly integrated and seems like a leather that improves with use, like those beautiful early 20th-century travel trunks. I imagine the wearer as a fearless, travelling woman ahead of her time, an archaeologist like Gertrude Bell or a Katharine Hepburn, wonderful women who challenged gender roles with a masculine touch, wearing trousers and smoking when no woman did. Without a doubt, I will go and get the EDP.

• ceciiliapaz

  September 11, 2021

  

  Horrendous! I bought it blind for the notes and because it’s described as a chypre (I love chypres); I had great curiosity and high expectations given I own several Gres fragrances I like, but this was no case. It’s too strong for me; never before had a perfume given me a headache or nausea, and this was my first time. If I must admit something, it does last a lot: I bathed twice and the perfume was still there. The scent lasted exactly 12 hours, including baths, which is magnificent longevity for an EDT, pity that we don’t get along.

• ceciiliapaz

  September 28, 2021

  

  What a horror! I bought it blindly because it is a chypre and I am a fan, plus I had high expectations having several Gres fragrances, but with this one there was no case. It is too strong for me; never had a perfume given me a headache or nausea, and with this it was my first time, haha. I admit it lasts a lot: I bathed twice and it was still there. The aroma lasted exactly 12 hours including the baths, a magnificent duration for an EDT, pity that we do not get along.

• Alyssa L

  August 20, 2022

  

  I picked it up blindly and have no regrets. It is elegant and attractive, nothing of being a boring or shy chap. I loved it because the flowers in its heart accompanied me for hours, supported by a warm leather that, together with patchouli, sandalwood, and moss, gives a super sophisticated and seductive aroma.

• Alyssa L

  August 21, 2022

  

  I bought it blind and have no regrets whatsoever. It’s elegant and alluring, nothing shy or timid. I loved it because the floral heart notes accompanied me for hours, supported by a warm leather that, combined with patchouli, sandalwood, and moss, creates a super sophisticated and seductive aroma.

• Sidonie

  September 19, 2022

  

  It is lovely, with great class and a huge level of distinction, just like its EDP version which I have already reviewed; the differences are minimal. Compared to the EDP, where aldehydes dominate at the start, here the fresh and herbal air of a sage with a citrus touch stands out, smelling almost of lemon balm. The rose, more present, creates a lovely fusion with a plush leather that is less bold than in the EDP, giving a skin scent that is elegantly soapy. The moss, very notable when drying on the EDP, is barely noticeable here, which makes this EDT a more modern and wearable chypre. However, it is not a fresh version of the EDP because there are few fresh notes here; it is less ampouled but not fresher. As curiosities, a jasmine that emerges when drying and a longevity and sillage almost equal to the EDP. It is elegant, but if you do not like leather, forget about getting it. Elegancy changes with fashion, and Cabochard, in all its versions, follows a more austere concept, though no less bold, and less sweet and extravagant than today’s trends. I see it as ideal for women who wear stylish leather garments and accessories in informal settings or who practice equestrian sports.

• Sidonie

  October 2, 2022

  

  Pure class and distinction, just like the EDP I’ve already tried, with barely any differences. Here, the aldehydes give way to a herbal and fresh vibe, reminiscent of sage with a citrus twist that smells of lavender. The rose is more prominent and blends beautifully with a plush leather, less aggressive than in the previous version, creating an elegantly soapy skin scent. The moss, which was very noticeable in the EDP, is barely felt here, making this EDT a more modern and wearable chypre. It’s not a fresh take on the EDP, as there are few fresh notes; it’s less ampouled but not fresher. Fun facts: a jasmine that emerges upon drying, and a longevity and sillage almost identical to the EDP. It’s a gem, but if you don’t like leather, look elsewhere. Cabochard maintains a more austere and less sweet concept than current trends, ideal for women who wear leather in informal settings or practice equestrian sports.

• mitsouko19

  October 25, 2023

  

  The only thing I get from start to finish is synthetic oakmoss and some leathery leather. The flowers never appear, and although the tobacco note is not indicated, the overall sensation is of smelling an ashtray full of yesterday’s butts.

• Escarcha Rosa

  June 2, 2025

  

  I am daring to write my first review in thanks for the wonderful hours I have spent reading other users’ reviews and discovering other scents. I bought Cabochard EDT 2019 blindly, for its notes (any aldehyde suits me), for being a vintage (which drives me mad), and for the ridiculously low price I found it at. Let it be known that I am far from being an expert. The opening is potent, and I like that because my skin neutralises most perfumes. However, in this case, 10 hours later I can still smell it on my wrist. The opening is green and citrusy to my nose, but shortly after, it leaves a tender woodiness with a rose that I can distinguish and which I intuit has a hint of Ylang. A vintage that has surprised and delighted me. I have proudly placed it in my collection of vintage perfumes. I will wear it on some cold evenings (I choose perfume by instinct). I feel it is very, very unisex; I think it could look wonderful on a man. It is a fragrance to be enjoyed sniffing over and over again, even in private, because these scents sometimes do not generate the compliments that fashionable perfumes do. But it is, without a doubt, a good purchase. An absurd price for an EDT that, due to its longevity and sillage, seems like a full perfume. I am delighted to have acquired it!

• Escarcha Rosa

  June 4, 2025

  

  I’m braving writing my first review thanks to the hours I’ve spent reading other users and testing scents. I bought the Cabochard EDT 2019 blind for its notes (I adore aldehydes), because it’s vintage (they drive me mad), and for the ridiculous price it had. To start, I’m not an expert. The opening is potent, which I like because my skin usually neutralises perfumes, but here I can still smell it on my wrist after ten hours. To my nose, it’s green and citrusy at first, but then settles into tender wood with the rose, which I can definitely distinguish, and I catch a hint of ylang. A vintage that has surprised and delighted me. I’ve proudly placed it in my collection of classics. I’ll wear it on some cold evenings; I choose perfume by instinct. I feel it’s very unisex; I think it would look wonderful on a man. It’s a perfume to be enjoyed sniffing over and over again, even in private, because sometimes these scents don’t generate the compliments from trendy perfumes, but it’s, without a doubt, a good purchase. An absurd price for an EDT that, in terms of longevity and sillage, seems like a full perfume. I’m delighted to have acquired it!

• El Reseñador Fantasma

  October 9, 2025

  

  CLASSIC, ELEGANT, AND AFFORDABLE: Cabochard Eau de Toilette 2019 by Grès. This was a blind purchase I was eager to make, drawn by divided reviews which piqued my curiosity. Upon seeing the olfactory notes, I was particularly intrigued by the aldehydes. Here is the verdict: ON THE SCENT Upon spraying, the first thing you smell is citrus and green notes; they smell vintage and remind me of other vintage perfumes I have worn with a similar pyramid. Suddenly, the scent becomes soapy; I read that aldehydes can achieve this effect in perfumes, and the point is that it smells delicious, classic, and ELEGANT. As the scent evolves over time, it becomes floral and soft, very unisex. After several hours, it turns into a super sexy aroma. Interestingly, on clothes, it smells very sexy, masculine, and sensual. I do not know if it smells similar to Aramis (I have not bought it yet), but what I know is that it is a super pleasant fragrance ONLY if you like perfumes with a vintage touch. ON PERFORMANCE It lasts 5 to 6 hours perceptibly, then sits close to the skin for several more hours. Projection is strong for the first hour and then becomes moderate. It is not a beast, but one must be careful with sprays because in the heat it reactivates and begins to project in bursts. OCCASIONS Casual outings dressed elegantly and formal events. CONCLUSION Scent 10/10 Longevity 8/10 Projection 8/10 Versatility: Yes. I have used it day and night, in cold and heat, and it behaved very well. Would I recommend it? Yes, only if you like vintage perfumes and elegant, classic dressing.

• Benjamin Alamo - 1389

  November 20, 2025

  

  I bought Cabochard EDT almost by mistake; it is a reinterpretation of the classic, which is still in production. It opens with striking aldehyde and citrus notes. Around the floral heart, there is a precise and necessary ylang-ylang, which appears as the scent becomes powdery and soapy; I believe this is its most pleasant aspect. Finally, only the initial notes remain, but muted; I cannot say the oakmoss is outstanding as it is not particularly prominent. It is a fragrance designed for those who like the chypre family but seek versatility. It works very well in autumn, spring, or on a rainy day. It lasts about 6 or 7 hours, sitting close to the skin after the first half-hour, but it is always there. Personally, I find it pairs very well with Aromatics Elixir, Animale, or Tea Rose.

• RodrigoG

  November 26, 2025

  

  An elegant and definitely gothic fragrance. Aldehydes dominate, accompanied by a very dark, almost black rose and oakmoss; the other notes are present but significantly subdued. This perfume is ideal for young people who admire gothic, post-punk, darkwave, coldwave, ethereal wave, or deathrock styles. A woman in a black lace dress, a black or dark red corset, wearing nocturnal makeup or a vampiric look, would look phenomenal with this. It has nothing to do with fresh, sweet, fruity, or ultra-sweet perfumes; it is elegant, mysterious, dark, sensual, and hypnotic.

• Benjamin Alamo - 1389

  December 5, 2025

  

  I bought the Cabochard EDT almost by mistake; it’s a reinterpretation of the classic that is still available. It opens with very striking aldehydes and citrus notes; upon reaching the florals, there’s a precise and necessary ylang-ylang that appears as the scent turns between powdery and soapy, which I think is its most pleasant side. In the end, only the previous notes are felt but toned down. I can’t guarantee that the oakmoss is a beast because it isn’t; it’s a fragrance designed for those who like the chypre family but seek versatility. It works very well in autumn, spring, or on a rainy day. It lasts about 6 or 7 hours after the initial half-hour burst, but it’s always there. Personally, it pairs very well with Aromatics Elixir, Animale, or Tea Rose.