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J’ose by Eisenberg

Men 2001

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Eisenberg

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J'ose by Eisenberg is an aromatic woody fragrance for men. Launched in 2001, this composition features mint, jasmine, Amalfi lemon and bergamot in the top notes; lavender, coffee and hyssop in the heart; and sandalwood, vanilla, patchouli, musk, amber, tonka bean and moss in the base.

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When to wear it (votes)

  • Winter 35%
  • Spring 18%
  • Summer 8.8%
  • Autumn 37%
  • Day 41%
  • Night 59%

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1,410 votes

  • Positive 84%
  • Negative 7.3%
  • Neutral 9.1%
positive reviews 1.4 k community votes
LongevityModerate SillageModerate Best momentAutumn CharacterUnisex

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Leading answer Autumn

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About J’ose

Main accord warm-spicy Year 2001 Gender Men

J’ose by Eisenberg is an aromatic woody fragrance for men. Launched in 2001, this composition features mint, jasmine, Amalfi lemon and bergamot in the top notes; lavender, coffee and hyssop in the heart; and sandalwood, vanilla, patchouli, musk, amber, tonka bean and moss in the base.

Green, herbal and fougère White flowers Flowers Spices Woods and mosses Musk, amber and animalic

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Longevity

Leading answer Moderate

803 votes

Sillage

Leading answer Moderate

854 votes

Character

Leading answer Balanced

649 votes

Value perception

Leading answer Fair price

585 votes

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  1. To me it’s a refined Rochas Man, it feels higher quality. Performance is just fair, like the one it’s inspired by.

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  2. MarenLabdanum

    Now that coffee or lavender with citrus, vanilla, etc. seems to be back in fashion, I am here to champion this great fragrance that is already around 24 years old and that even with a certain “vintage” feel and without the sweetness of the golden elixirs could totally pass as a modern perfume. One of the loveliest lavenders I have smelt in a long time, with a coffee subtly bathed in vanilla that is a real delight, perfectly balanced, mature, elegant and of excellent quality. It brings back memories of my childhood, the lemons in the kitchen basket, freshly made coffee, the scent of lavender kept in wardrobes full of clean laundry… It’s terribly charming.

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  3. Eisenberg Jose, like me. Somewhat alcoholic opening, fresh, dry and a little sharp, citrus. Coffee very much in the background… I can hardly detect it, must be my recent rhinitis. Amber and lavender, touch of vanilla. It takes on a powdery character, a flicker of wood appears. It is sweeter than bitter but not “sickly sweet”, tonka, briefly and fleetingly reminds me of J’S Exte. It is not overpowering, does not seem to have much projection. Designer quality perhaps in the mid to high segment. Occasions; versatile. Suits me better in cool to cold weather. I have only worn this fragrance a short while and cannot say much more without making things up. Edit: Now I detect a faint jasmine scent…

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  4. Yes! Tell off this miracle more often. I’ll give it a good thrashing! So it’s not for everyone and I’ll smell it less often on others))))) And seriously… Fragrance that smells expensive, gourmand, soft, enveloping, silky, with notes of coffee and tobacco, with a subtle boozy note. That’s how it seems to me. The fragrance never gets boring. Pleasing. The scent fades quietly with the audibility of almost all the initial components except the citrus. The drydown cannot be mistaken for anything else, it is “branded”. I know of no analogues. The longevity on a handkerchief is phenomenal, I hear it for up to 3 days. From time to time when not in use I bring my nose to the bottle more than anything else, it hypnotises me. Once I heard of its similarity to Bentley for Men and thought you hear all sorts of things before bed, then you cannot sleep. Everything written refers to the first edition in a clear bottle. PS. After reading Mr. MonoT’s comment, I confirm that the first edition fragrance (in a clear bottle with dome cap) lasts 6-8 hours on me depending on the weather.

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  5. I have loved this wonderful fragrance since I was 15. I remember running like a hungry, tall Year 9 pupil in a coat to L’Etoile to spray it for free, I even broke a bottle… by 18 I had already bought a hundred and my joy knew no bounds. Very sexy fragrance – soft, coffee, with patchouli, lavender, mint. I think for spring and autumn for the evening it will be great. Definitely unisex. Not all girls will like it, unfortunately, more subtle well-read ladies will like it, lovers of loutish boys definitely will not. The fragrance will obviously be in the top 10 for life.

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  6. I think it is one of the most underrated perfumes. I do not know what is going on, how can you not like it? The high price? You would think Tom Ford, Creed and Amouage have cheap perfumes, but among them there are some that are not bravissimo to put it mildly, but cost at least ten pounds. Maybe Eisenberg should have done something with the advertising, with the presentation of his line. I do not know. The top notes are divine, 10 out of 10!!! Middle and base notes 8 out of 10. The sillage is spot on, checked, especially checked! )) The longevity will not be phenomenal, but it is not like Demeter. One hundred per cent good unisex. I would go mad if I smelt it on a girl)). I would like to sing odes to it but they would not understand me… and that is a pity…. For those who have not tried it – do not look at the reviews. Maybe it will not become a masterpiece for you, but surely your tongue will not turn to say it is rubbish. You would have to be a rare pervert to curse José )) P.S. There were scathing reviews on the forum, the thread was purely about Eisenberg.

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  7. Ruben.bergamote

    This is truly a masterpiece. Sensual, masculine, sweet and sophisticated. I get a lot of lavender, mint, sandalwood and jasmine, some coffee and patchouli, but overall it smells masculine, sweet and fresh. The longevity is wonderful, at least 11 hours. The projection is very good, not too overpowering but it projects decently. It is a bit pricey, but in my opinion it is worth it. Recommended if you do not mind spending the money.

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  8. marco_lavande

    The smell is very clean, atmospheric and very subtle – you cannot break it into notes all at once: fresh notes of mint, citrus and wormwood are obvious at first. A few minutes later coffee and lavender emerge. Sandalwood, patchouli, a little amber and musk can be heard in the base. Overall, the perfume is light and transparent: no miles of sillage or components that hit the nose, but the feeling that it is close does not go away. In short: a fragrance for oneself for a particular mood.

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  9. This is Rochas Man, or at least a copy of it. It may differ in some details, but I would have a hard time telling which is which, even though I have known Rochas for a long time. So I can only refer you back to the original thread for more opinions and details, since it seems to me that in this case the difference is a different bottle and a higher price (at least 4 times higher). Very ugly Mr Eisenberg! Very ugly! P.S. the previous opinion is for the black bottle version, with the lady with a cigar in her mouth on the box.

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  10. Sweet, thick, very oily, buttery aroma of coffee and lavender. Grass and citrus literally for the first 10 minutes, then monotonous for 5 hours. After 7 hours, a mouth-watering sandalwood base with the lightest hint of coffee, but very, very close to the skin. The female version on me is almost immediately sour with musk, so I can feel the difference.

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  11. silas_lavande

    The first thing my nose smells after spraying J’ose is a mix of coffee, lavender and camphor (I guess it’s the artemisia note mentioned earlier). Curiously, the opening reminds me somewhat of rum, though not for long. I don’t detect any citrus note. The coffee quickly becomes more and more bitter and doesn’t remind me of the brewed drink, but of very heavily roasted coffee beans on a hot plate. J’ose is very warm from the start, but soon takes on a fresh touch when mint kicks in after a few minutes. Vanilla and tonka bean are perceived in the background and stay that way. Patchouli and musk become more and more dominant over time and, after about an hour, jasmine tea joins in. Something woody resonates throughout the wear, but it’s not really tangible and I couldn’t spontaneously say what kind of wood is behind it. Unfortunately, the fragrance doesn’t last long and you have to get close to the wearer to smell it to its full extent. However, J’ose is a wonderfully warm and pleasant fragrance, especially in autumn and winter, and thanks to the well-done coffee it is refreshingly different, which makes it worth trying. When it comes to pairing it with clothes, I spontaneously think of a roll-neck jumper and jeans.

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  12. I just read the review by (scenturian), he hits the nail on the head, here in Germany I only see the edp, I’ve never seen this bottle, the bottle of the edp version is black, it looks like Diabolique, Le peche and the others. Very good. Mostly a mix of lavender and coffee. A bit like Armani attitude extreme, givenchy play, in that direction. It’s damn charming and a bit pricey. 50ml for 75€. But if you have the cash, go and get it.

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  13. ivan_benjoin

    I don’t have it yet but in my opinion it’s one of the best fragrances on the market. Sensual, seductive, very romantic. Probably the coffee and woods make it very cosy and warm. The dry-down is a bit similar to Reflection by Amouage. Special creation for those who like A*Man and other deep, sweet fragrances. I love it.

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  14. Enzo.benjoin

    Eisenberg Jose, like me. Somewhat alcoholic opening, fresh, dry and a bit sharp, citrus. Coffee very in the background… I can barely perceive it, must be my recent rhinitis. Amber and lavender, touch of vanilla. It takes on a powdery character, a flicker of wood appears. It’s sweeter than bitter but not “sugary,” tonka, it briefly and fleetingly reminds me of J´S Exte. It’s not invasive, doesn’t seem to have much projection. Designer quality perhaps in the mid-high segment. Occasions; versatile. It suits me better in cool to cold climate or weather. I’ve been wearing this fragrance for a short time and can’t say much more without making things up. Edit: Now I perceive a light jasmine scent…

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  15. Now that coffee or lavender with citrus, vanilla etc.. seems to be back in fashion, I come to champion this great perfume that is already about 24 years old and that even with a certain “vintage” air and without the sweetness of the golden elixirs could totally pass as a current perfume. One of the most beautiful lavenders I’ve smelt in a long time and with a coffee subtly bathed in vanilla that is a true delight, perfectly balanced, mature, elegant and with excellent quality. It brings back moments from my childhood, the lemons in the kitchen basket, freshly made coffee, the scent of lavender kept in wardrobes full of clean clothes… It’s terribly charming.

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  16. Sounds like a more polished, higher-quality version of Rochas Man. The performance is fair, just like the original.

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  17. With the resurgence of coffee, lavender, and citrus, I’m championing this 24-year-old gentleman of a fragrance. Although it has a vintage vibe and lacks the sweetness of golden elixirs, it fits perfectly today. One of the best lavenders I’ve heard, featuring a coffee note bathed in vanilla that is pure delight. Balanced, mature, elegant, and top-tier quality. It brings back childhood memories: lemons in the kitchen, freshly brewed coffee, and lavender in the cupboards with clean clothes. It is horribly charming.

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  18. Like Eisenberg Jose: an alcoholic opening, fresh, dry, and slightly sharp with citrus. The coffee is very in the background, almost imperceptible, likely due to my recent rhinitis. Then comes the amber and lavender with a touch of vanilla. It takes a powdery turn and a flash of wood appears. It is sweeter than bitter, but not cloying, with tonka. It briefly and fleetingly reminds me of J’S Exte. It is not invasive and doesn’t seem to have much projection. Designer quality in the mid-to-high segment. It is versatile, but works better for me in fresh or cold weather. I’ve worn it for little while and can’t say much more without inventing. Edit: I now detect a faint jasmine note.

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