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Launched in 2000, Must de Cartier cologne Pour Homme is a refined composition of strong spices and the biting freshness of the Orient. It contains mandarin, anise seeds and bergamot, which subtly fade into a sensuous richness of sandalwood, vanilla and tonka bean.
Notes Top Note: Bergamot, Grapefruit, Mandarin, Anise Middle Note: Ginger, Cinnamom Base Note: Sandal, Vetiver, Patchouli, Tonka
Recommended Use Evening wear
Size 3.3 oz
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Recent reviews of Must de Cartier
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Review of Must de Cartier by Gary Sandur
This a great cologne as has a very distinct smell to it (in a good way). I would say it is very European in style. Good as an everdayer or even on an date. It's is in my top five and ASKMEN has it as the best of 2008 if that holds any capacity for you.
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Review of Must de Cartier by Patricia Jester
After 25 years of marriage,my husband has finally agreed to change his favorite cologne. 'Must" is a grand prize winner for us!
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Review of Must de Cartier by Scent Hound
While I appreciate the quality in Cartier's fragrances, I have not been very enamored with any of them. The exception is Must, probably because I love the way the anise mixes with the spices, tonka and sandalwood. Very elegant and grown up scent, perfect for dress up occasions, stays close to the skin but elicits favorable comments from those who come within its reach.
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Review of Must de Cartier by A. Woolsey
Must pour Homme is a lovely, well-balanced fragrance. It starts brisk and bracing, with a delicious minty top note. It soon goes sweet - but never cloying - and rich - but never heavy - smelling like very smooth buttercream frosting with a touch of citrus. The mint never disappears but folds into the creation, keeping it fresh and light. Sadly, Must pour Homme has some of the poorest longevity ever, even in the Essence concentration, which keeps it from being the five-star scent the composition really should be.
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Review of Must de Cartier by A. Woolsey
Must pour Homme is a lovely, well-balanced fragrance. It starts brisk and bracing, with a delicious minty top note. It soon goes sweet - but never cloying - and rich - but never heavy - smelling like very smooth buttercream frosting with a touch of citrus. The mint never disappears but folds into the creation, keeping it fresh and light. Sadly, Must pour Homme has some of the poorest longevity ever, even in the Essence concentration, which keeps it from being the five-star scent the composition really should be.
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Review of Must de Cartier by Richard Cheeyou
great old school scent. maybe it's just me, but in today's market of super "fresh" and "clean" fragrances, frags like must de cartier are a welcome relief. i've started to notice the trend of young guys like myself going back and choosing to wear more mature and dignified scents. must de cartier is an excellent choice- it's opulent and debonair without being "old" smelling. this cartier fragrance probably has more depth than the majority of modern cartier releases. the only concern is longevity, but good news is that there is a concentrated version out there, and if you can find that i'd recommend getting that!
