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Rumz Al Rasasi 9325 Pour Lui
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Rumz Al Rasasi 9325 Pour Lui by Rasasi is a fruity chypre fragrance for men. Launched in 2013, this olfactive composition features pineapple, lime, lemon, bergamot, black pepper, plum, and pear in its top notes. The heart reveals jasmine, valley lily, and freesia, while the base settles on ambergris, cedar, leather, white musk, oakmoss, and patchouli.
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What an interesting and pleasant piece I can savour from a sample by Sejano77. The citrus and fruits in the opening are exquisite, giving a tropical touch; mixing them with cedar and amber gives it body and density, achieving medium-level longevity and sillage. The clarity with which the ingredients are noticeable is impressive; it’s a fresh scent that conveys energy, ideal in my view for spring and summer. A great discovery, without a doubt.
I’ve finished the 100ml bottle of CDNI (2019 batch) and was already looking forward to the 200ml EDP. I know it for its resemblance to the Creed Aventus DNA, which I haven’t tried, but rather for Zara Vibrant Leather. This smells finer and of better quality than the original CDNI, which I also love. The opening is more delicate, lacking that stinging, synthetic note that so annoys me in Club de Nuit and vanishes in minutes. I find it a bit more fruity and rich. In terms of longevity, on my skin it sits right between Vibrant Leather and CDNI: with 7-8 sprays at 8 am, it barely lasts until noon. The 50ml bottle of this Rasasi costs almost the same as the 200ml EDP of CDNI and more than the 100ml EDT. If you like the DNA of these fragrances, you’ll surely like it; blind buy? Yes, absolutely, it’s worth trying. Personally, just for the price, I’d go back to CDNI, which is remarkable. I’d only wear Creed Aventus as a sample; I won’t pay what they ask for a bottle. I’ve received good compliments with all these fragrances. Cheers! Scent 8/10 Projection 7/10 Sillage 7/10 Longevity 6/10
I ended up with the 100ml EDT from 2019, eyeing the 200ml EDP. I know it for its resemblance to Creed’s Aventus (which I don’t own) and Zara’s Vibrant Leather, which I do. The scent feels more refined and higher quality than Club de Nuit, which I quite like. The opening is more delicate, lacking that sharp, synthetic note I dislike in the latter that fades in minutes. I find it slightly fruitier and very pleasant. On my skin, longevity sits between Vibrant Leather and Club de Nuit: seven or eight sprays at 8am barely last until midday. The 50ml Rasasi bottle costs almost as much as the 200ml CN EDP and more than the 100ml EDT. If you like the ‘DNA’ of these fragrances, you’ll almost certainly love it. Blind buy? Absolutely, it’s worth a try. In my case, I’d only buy Club de Nuit again due to the price, as it’s remarkable. I’d keep Creed’s Aventus as a sample only, refusing to pay the bottle price. I’ve received good compliments from all the fragrances I mentioned. Cheers! Scent 8/10 Projection 7/10 Sillage 7/10 Longevity 6/10
Comparing it to Vibrant Leather, as I haven’t tried Aventus, I can say this one has more noticeable citrus notes throughout its life, some that intensify the pineapple. It seems much more natural than Zara’s and far more long-lasting. The quality of ingredients and a perfectly balanced composition are evident. Totally recommended as an Aventus clone.
What a weak fragrance; for what it’s worth, I’d rather buy Zara Vibrant Leather (which is even weaker but costs much less). It smells nice but doesn’t last an hour; terrible.
We are two fragrance enthusiasts at home: my brother with Vibrant Leather and me with Zebra. I won’t say which I like more (it’s Zebra), but we laughed heartily when we first tried Creed Aventus… they smell almost identical, even side by side. I’m not talking about ingredient quality; the pineapple in that batch was super natural, the wood exquisite, and Creed even released a hint of pepper. But with such close clones, I don’t see the point of spending money, to be honest. Furthermore, regarding longevity, I’d dare say Zebra lingered longer than Creed. The scent is great, though not very defined; it’s hard to distinguish the notes. It’s citrusy and spicy, a little sweet (fruit-like). When it dries, it settles into a light but faint woody base, perhaps eclipsed by bitter leather, earthy patchouli, and salty ambroxan, yes, up close. For the price, we can’t ask for more. The first hour projects well with bursts, but from the fourth hour onwards, it settles to the skin and stays there.
We are two fragrance addicts at home; he vibes with Vibrant Leather and I with Rasasi Zebra. I won’t say which I like more (it’s Zebra), but what I do know is that we laughed our heads off when we first tried Creed Aventus… they smell almost identical, even side by side. I’m not talking about quality; the pineapple in that batch was super natural, the wood exquisite, and Creed even released a hint of pepper. But with such close clones, I don’t see the point of spending, to be honest. Furthermore, Zebra lasted longer on my skin. The scent is great, though not very defined; it’s hard to distinguish the notes. They are citrusy and spicy, a little sweet (fruit sweetness). When it dries, it settles into a light and faint woody base, perhaps eclipsed by bitter leather, earthy patchouli, and salty ambroxan… yes, up close. For the price, we can’t ask for more. The first hour projects well with bursts, but from the fourth hour onwards, it settles to the skin and stays there.
Who put haters on this excellent Aventus inspiration? The quality is evident, and the price is incredibly economical. Rasasi is a serious, experienced Arab house (mind you, though it hurts to admit it, they are niche, not fashion designers releasing four perfumes to tick a box or show off to their wealthy clientele). It lasts a fixed 6-7 hours on my skin. It’s not the Club de Nuit Intense 2015 batch, but it smells better than some recent Aventus batches and, by all accounts, better than other cheap inspirations or dupes. If you like Aventus, don’t want (or can’t) spend much, and want to avoid geeky Aventus experiments (pineapple now, yes, pineapple now, no, now bergamot-limette up or down, the smoky bit, whether Afnan Supremacy NOI or old CDNI or more fruity fancies like Hacivat-Cedrat Buasé, whether the acidic bitter floor-washing opening of Club de Nuit Intense or the purest and cool original Montblanc Explorer, a commercial fragrance with a good opening but which lasts very little for me, or L’Aventure by Al Haramain) and want a good inspiration of the classic ultra-hype of modern perfumery for four quid… go for the Zebra, mate, and forget the nonsense. The constant comparison with Zara’s Vibrant Leather (yesterday, today, and always, a hype-hyped perfumed water by YouTubers), which smells nice but lasts a maximum of 2 hours on skin, seems out of place. This Ramz Zebra cost me £25 on Notino, 2023 batch, and I prefer it to many other clones or ‘inspirations’ (even ultra-hyped niches costing £200 and I won’t name names to avoid offending), from the bloody Creed Aventus. Cheers, perfumery junkie. You’re hooked, and you know it.
Why does this excellent Aventus inspiration have so many haters? The quality is evident, and the price is incredibly economical. Rasasi is a serious, experienced Arab house, true niche, not fashion designers releasing perfumes for trend or show-off purposes. It lasts a fixed 6-7 hours on my skin. It’s better than some recent batches of Aventus and, of course, superior to other cheap clones. If you like Aventus, don’t want to spend much, and wish to avoid weird pineapple, bergamot, or smoky experiments, or try clones like Afnan, old CDNI, or Hacivat, or the acidic opening of Club de Nuit Intense, or the original Montblanc Explorer which doesn’t last, or L’Aventure by Al Haramain… buy the Zebra, mate, and forget the nonsense. Comparing it to Zara’s Vibrant Leather, which smells nice but lasts 2 hours, is out of place. This Ramz Zebra cost me £25 on Notino (2023 batch), and I prefer it to many clones or ‘inspirations’, even niche ones costing £200 that I won’t name. Cheers, perfumery junkie. You’re hooked, and you know it.
Al’Haramein Aventure, Montblanc also has its version, Qasamat by Rasasi, Club de Nuit, Icon by Dunhill silver bottle, etc. Variations on the same theme: humanity smelling of pineapple. Let it be known that I like pineapple, eating it and smelling it. Perfumers have caught on to the success of this scent, hence its proliferation. In short, another good version of the pineapple. Good longevity, trail, and quality. Good crystal bottle. As for the RRP, what can I say… another bargain by Rasasi.
Rasasi La Zebra opens with sparkling pineapple and citrus notes that gradually turn sweet. As it dries down, fresh jasmine and clean wood with ambroxan make it light and bright, distinct from other smoky versions. It’s a very well-executed scent that I wear occasionally, even if I’m not a fan of the Aventus DNA; it’s perfect when I don’t know what to wear and want to look great. It works all year round, day or night, though I tend to wear it more during the day. The projection is discreet, strong for the first hour, then settling into your personal bubble; it lasts about 7 hours on my skin after two months of maceration (previously it lasted only 5). I recommend it to anyone over 18 if you can find it at a good price, around £30 for 50ml, given the quality it offers.
Of all the Creed inspirations, this is the one that comes closest! A fantastic perfume. You can feel the quality of the ingredients… it’s elegant, versatile… longevity over 7 hours… it’s not so invasive (you can wear it to the office). I bought it on offer for 28 dollars and I’m fascinated. It doesn’t have the sharp and artificial opening of the Black Beast and is a gem from start to finish. And it never dies; it’s there with you at all times like a warrior defending you.
Of all the Creed inspirations, this is the one that comes closest, a real gem! The quality of ingredients is noticeable… it’s elegant and versatile… the longevity exceeds 7 hours… it’s not too invasive (I wear it to the office). I bought it on offer for $28 and I’m fascinated by it. It lacks that stinging, artificial opening of the Black Beast and is a delight from start to finish. And it never dies; it’s there with you at all times like a warrior defending you!
A good Aventus clone, its opening better than CDNI’s. Now it’s a clone that highlights the fresh and fruity side of Aventus; it’s not smoky; the pineapple note is well presented, half sweet and fresh. It lasts about 5 to 6 hours on the skin, good projection, and feels of acceptable quality, rich for summer, office use, etc.
The scent is very similar to Montblanc Explorer at the opening. However, this one is stronger and fruitier; you feel the pineapple slap at the beginning. This fruity scent remains on the skin for a few hours, then passes to a more woody/leathery scent. Longevity on the skin is quite prolonged; after 12 hours, there is still a faint scent. On clothes, it lasts perfectly all day.
Opening with addictive sweet pineapple, but it quickly turns woody, not smoky, predominating throughout the heart and base phases. It’s a woody scent that scratches a bit, those that cling and are felt in the throat. On my skin, scarce longevity (tested in a Madrid summer). I suppose I’ll finish the bottle, but I wouldn’t buy it again, especially at this price; if it were 100ml instead of 55, it would be a different story. But in these price ranges, I go for Loewe Esencia EDP without hesitation.
It opens with a citrus-fruit accord with just the right sweetness, then the pineapple blends with florals before turning woody and softly spiced, as others say. I have a good stock of Aventus that performs well on skin and, after a sea bath, still projects. Searching for cheap clones that approximate the scent and last well (without discussing ingredient quality), I believe this is the best or one of the best. I’m very impressed by what it offers for just over 20€ for a 50ml bottle, compared to the 220€ for the original of the same capacity.
So far, it’s the best of the Aventus fibre. I’ll give it time to oxidise to see if its projection improves.
Citrus-fruity opening with just the right sweetness; after some time, the pineapple settles with the floral until it turns woody and softly smoky, as others point out. I have a good batch of Aventus that holds well on the skin and still projects after a sea bath. Looking for affordable clones that approach the scent and have good longevity, I believe without a doubt this is the best or one of the best. I was impressed by what it offers for just over 20 euros for the 50ml bottle (the original also costs 220 euros for 50ml).
I’ve been looking for a Creed Aventus clone that lasts longer than the current Creed F batch, and by quality, I believe this is it; undoubtedly, it has very good quality, nothing like CDNI which smells quite chemical. I’m waiting for two more clones, Roberto Capucci Evento and Floris 1976, but this is a worthy perfume for not spending too much money.
I’ll start by saying that for me, it’s a desperate attempt to replace my beloved Loewe Esencia EDP. Loewe wants to be a commercial niche Spanish brand (like Parfums de Marley or Tom Ford) and has raised prices until it makes no sense: from 60 to 100 euros for 100ml… it complicates things. I also don’t want to spend as much on an original Aventus with such a mass-market profile. So here we are, buying blind Arab clones and praying. On the scent: I’ll be brief. Others say it follows the fruity batches of Aventus, but I don’t see it that way. There are pineapple and declared fruits, but what stands out most initially are the citrus notes, very sharp and incisive without being unpleasant. As it fades, the rest becomes apparent: it remains lemony, with smoky, woody, crisp, and slightly fruity touches. It resembles Aventus, without noticeable chemistry, and is a good scent. Longevity and projection are good, although in winter it struggles to stand out against seasonal sweet scents. I’m waiting for the famous ‘Arab maceration’ for the pineapple to develop depth. Among affordable Aventus clones, I like it more than Club de Nuit; the initial chemical woodiness of CDNI doesn’t agree with me; it’s too shouty. I also like it more than Vibrant Leather, which lasts like a sigh. The problem is comparing it to Montblanc Explorer, and with Loewe Esencia EDP, I don’t even need to mention it. I’ve realised that the Spanish one shares less with Aventus than I thought; it follows cleaner, aromatic, herbal, and pleasant paths. It has less citrus punch, less crisp smoke/wood, and is more green-herbal-sweet… Damn, I still like it more and the pricing situation makes me angry. It could still be my signature scent. And as for Explorer… I tried it in-store and it has a constant sweetness that I also like. Without trying it more, it might end up being better than this. At 28 euros, it’s not bad if you want a fine, decent, and affordable Aventus clone. They are 55ml, but it’s worth it compared to the olfactory assault of CDNI or the watery mess of Vibrant Leather. Try Explorer and Esencia EDP first, valuing them as individual scents, not by their similarity to Aventus; you’ll be surprised.
It’s good, but smells better in the bottle than on the skin. Smelling the cap is identical. Aventus is crystal clear and incredibly fruity (my batch doesn’t smell burnt). Zebra in the bottle feels crisp, but once it dries on the skin, a bitter/strange scent emerges that takes away its shine and I don’t like smelling it up close; I want to think it’s the leather. Without that, this perfumery would be wonderful. A pity.