Nino Cerruti Pour Homme by Cerruti
Men 1979
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About Nino Cerruti Pour Homme
Nino Cerruti Pour Homme by Cerruti is an aromatic fougère fragrance for men. Nino Cerruti Pour Homme was launched in 1979.
White flowers Green, herbal and fougère Woods and mosses Resins and balsams Flowers
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Longevity
Leading answer Long-lasting
110 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
128 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally masculine
65 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
53 votes
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hugo.el.magno
If Jerry Drake loves it, I love it too. I’m already saving up to get my hands on it. Thanks to everyone for the passion and the details.
danny gonzalez tello
Flowers and herbs with a spark of mint that makes it vibrant. It has a touch of feminine makeup that, while not entirely fitting, gives it a special interest.
Bofifa
Another great perfume that proves Insensé wasn’t an exception, but the end of an era. They searched for a floral to break the eighties wall and give something more crystalline. It happened with VHS and Betamax… and in the end, VHS won. In men’s perfumery, aquatic notes monopolised the market and then only ambroxan remained. But let’s talk about Nino. It still has eighties traits: a bold, animal, dry, mossy, herbal, piney scent, dense as concrete. It wouldn’t be strange due to the aldehydes, which impregnate the opening and unveil a white floral aroma. The effect is curious: it’s not a threatening floral like Grey Flannel, but its dirty base, ‘tough guy with a gold chain’, places it on an interesting middle ground and makes it a rarity worthy of collection. I read a funny and accurate description: ‘it’s as if Insensé never washed its armpits’. Despite everything, it’s not invasive, but it has excellent longevity. Nino stands up to stars like Photo or Globe. It’s essential for eighties completists. Another discovery thanks to Jerry Drake.
jerry drake
How much time… and finally I have you back. Closing my eyes is returning to those perfect nightclub nights, at the peak, without thinking about tomorrow. How many crushes, cigarettes, and dreams. Always with you, wearing this elegant aura that trapped the senses. You accompanied me in Paris, in one of the most exclusive nightclubs, when our gazes crossed with the most beautiful girl I’ve ever known. Her green eyes, a moment where the music and the crowd disappeared, only her and me, with a racing heart. I invited her for a drink, her smile, our chats, a date, and a kiss. We decided not to leave, to go out alone in winter, cold but in the company of an angel. Moments recorded forever. Nino Cerruti pour homme was an advanced EDT for its time, seductive and warm, with a masterful development. What makes it special? Apart from the emotional aspect, it’s a unique work I haven’t found equal. A spectacular and elegant opening, a surprise. Breathing it is floating in a breeze where amber, moss, musk, clove, pine, and cedar blend in harmony. I also perceive mimosa. I feel totally at ease. Good longevity and a comfortable, medium projection. A big and peculiar proposal of excellent quality. If you find a sample (the bottles are expensive), buy it without thinking. The reward is guaranteed.
Edu Lezana
Nino Cerruti pour homme was my favourite in the 80s and early 90s (until I discovered Fahrenheit). It had an original scent, nothing like anything else. I liked it for the incense note with persistent sweet resins that made it seductive. It was dense, with an acceptable trail, and a masterful dry-down. On my skin, it highlighted an incense with juniper, like a Mediterranean mountain exploding. It was never mass-produced, very exclusive, and that’s why it stopped being made. Incense notes with flowers and resins weren’t to men’s taste back then. Today it would be a top, I’m convinced. For scent and performance, it got ahead of its time. Unforgettable.
jerry drake
The perfume that accompanied me to many 90s parties. Describing it is difficult: it’s truly seductive and tremendously elegant, with good longevity and a scent I haven’t found again in any other. What a pity it’s practically unobtainable. What a shame I didn’t fill a drawer with it back then.