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ROCABAR by Hermès cologne for men was introduced in 1998. The masculine scent is inspired (like many of Hermès other products) by an equine theme in keeping with the company’s roots as a saddlery when it was first established in 1837. The scent has top notes of juniper berries, cedar leaves and lavender, nut and nutmeg-cinnamon accords. The heart has notes of cyprus from Italy and two types of cedars. Base notes are Canadian fir trees and vanilla pods.
Notes Top Note: Bergamot, Lemon, Coriander, Artemisia Middle Note: Cardamome, Violet, Orris, Carnation Base Note: Patchouli, Benzoin, Vanilla, Oakmoss
Recommended Use Romantic wear
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Recent reviews of Rocabar
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Review of Rocabar by Jeff Ensley
Rocabar starts off with juniper and pine needles that punctuate the orange-citrus top notes. These top notes are nestled in a rich and luxurious base of leather and vanilla that has a touch of chocolate. Hermes fragrances have an equestrian theme to them and this has that classic outdoorsy scent of saddle leather and fresh-cut hay. Works well most of the year, except in summer during the daytime when Rocabar may be a little too heavy. Otherwise, a relatively safe purchase for anyone. Reminds me a bit of Stetson, if it were much classier and had fresher top notes.
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Review of Rocabar by Ivonne Correa
This is what imagine a very successful man wearing. it's strong and bold but sweet underneath. extremely good.
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Review of Rocabar by Basil Argerson
Of Hermes' main line of colognes for men (Equipage, Bel Ami and Rocobar), Rocobar is the easiest to like but perhaps the most difficult to love. It's a snap to get one's nose around it, as it is a smooth blend of vanilla, cedar, pine and juniper, of good construction and excellent quality. Equipage and Bel Ami can be a little off-putting at first, for different reasons (Equipage starts off floral with carnation, and Bel Ami begins smoky and rough), but their development is more enticing. Nevertheless, Rocabar is a worthy addition to the line, and an excellent present to those who are less adventurous in their fragrance choices
