Boss Bottled Triumph Elixir by Hugo Boss

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Boss Bottled Triumph Elixir Hugo Boss 2024

7.9 / 10 153 Ratings

A popular perfume by Hugo Boss for men, released in 2024. The scent is sweet-spicy. The longevity is above-average. It is being marketed by Coty.
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Main accords

Sweet

Spicy

Woody

Powdery

Green

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Violet leaf

Heart Notes

Vetiver

Base Notes

Patchouli

Perfumers

Annick Ménardo, Suzy Le Helley

Ratings

Scent

7.9153 Ratings

Longevity

8.3137 Ratings

Sillage

7.8140 Ratings

Bottle

7.7144 Ratings

Value for money

7.7129 Ratings

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Reviews

11 in-depth fragrance descriptions

10/12/2024

4.5Scent 4Sillage

Smirky
497 Reviews

Smirky

3

A fiasco, not a triumph

Opening has the violet, which comes across somewhat as a light cucumber scent. Woody and patchouli notes come in with what seems to be some generic spiciness. The first hour is really nice. After about an hour, Triumph sits very close to the skin with a very generic, nondescript masculine fragrance. Not worth the bother. This isn't a triumph. It's more like a fiasco.

01/05/2026

10Scent 10Longevity 9Sillage

Scaramang
3 Reviews

Scaramang

1

The True Triumph: Deep, Dense, and Excellent

Out of my entire collection under €150, this is undoubtedly the best performer. Boss has really made a statement with this Triumph Elixir.

It opens with violet leaf that persists for a long time, settling into a woody patchouli scent where vetiver plays the leading role of "tamer." The vetiver balances the blend perfectly, preventing the patchouli from becoming too prominent or dirty.

The result is a deep and dense scent. It has body and high performance, yet curiously—except in high heat or summer—it is neither annoying nor strident. It possesses a quality of "clean darkness" and maturity.

This is a Winter perfume with a capital W. It is likely the fragrance Bruce Wayne would choose as his signature scent.

If you are looking for something that lasts a full workday and smells formal, elegant, deep, sober, and balanced, this is the true success of the line.

07/08/2024

7.5Scent 8Longevity 8Sillage

Gymnager
52 Reviews

Gymnager

2

A worse bottled elixir, but still good.

Regular Bottled Elixir was my favorite fragrance from the boss brand so I was excited when I see the new triumph elixir. The fragrance opens with violet leaf and fruity-aquatic nuances, very similar to born in roma EDT’s opening. Opening is quite and refreshing unlike the heavy, spicy-aromatic boss elixir’s opening. When it comes to the middle notes it smells very similar to boss elixir except… it’s much more sweet, light and surprisingly feminine. I also couldn’t pick the chocolate, leather undertones from Original elixir in Triumph. In base, nearly identical to OG elixir except for it’s lighter. I would prefer the OG boss elixir in terms of smell because it’s more masculine, deep and thicker. But even though I said triumph elixir is more feminine, I would %100 recommend this to a person that think OG elixir was too heavy. Even though I think triumph is pretty much a worse version of OG elixir, it’s lighter and more appealing for the general audience. Season-wise it’s again a winter-fall scent but it would be much more wearable for spring since it’s not as heavy as OG elixir. Performance is slightly worse then OG elixir but it’s still good. I got about 11-12 hours of longevity (I get 14+ hours from OG elixir) but projection was pretty much the same. Overall, great release. If you want a lighter boss elixir, this is it. If not, go with the regular elixir.

06/26/2024

8Scent 8Longevity 7Sillage

Leimbacher
2873 Reviews

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Leimbacher

Top Review 20

Fat Fahrenheit

The offshoots and flankers of Boss Bottled must be record-breaking by now. Unbelievably confusing and unnecessary. Nevertheless, it seems they are having enough success with it. And now, with this “Bottled Triumph Elixir,” completely foreign scents to the Bottled DNA are being launched under the label... Well, it’s not exciting and it doesn’t spark curiosity. I tested it anyway. And the scent itself can contribute little to nothing to this strategy...

“Bottled T.E.” is a patchouli bomb. That is its backbone and character. Initially, however, it has such a strong violet note that thoughts of Fahrenheit come to mind automatically. In combination with the creamier components, it is most reminiscent of the heavier Fahrenheit flankers like “Parfum.” This results in a very cozy, warm evening and going-out scent. Despite the marketing with current young footballers like Havertz or Foden, the scent could hardly be further from sports or the football field. And from the former “Boss Bottled.” But that’s just how it is. And the trendy players also need a scent for evening events, that’s not the issue. Maybe Kai will wear it in 3 weeks at the championship celebration - I would be happy! “Triumph Elixir” is, in any case, a classic cover scent, cozy and autumnal. Sweet, mature, thick. Between cookie shelf and library, between hippie and candy dad, between dribbling artist and suit model. Dense and hearty, mysterious and cuddly.

Bottle: dark and familiar
Sillage: a creamy patchouli wave
Longevity: almost always double digits

Conclusion: little Bottled, more Fahrenheit, completely patch bomb - this Bottled surprises more than it truly blows you away. An unusual embrace. Patchouli done modern.

01/06/2025

9Scent 8Longevity 6Sillage

Markrom74
3 Reviews

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Markrom74

Helpful Review 9

Better than its reputation

Once again, a fragrance that stands a bit in the shadow of its predecessor. The expectations were apparently higher, especially since Triumph Elixir unexpectedly followed the Elixir as the next flanker so quickly. For my part, I have found quite a good daily scent again that not everyone smells like. I am tired of the sugary stuff. Also, this hype with the oud stinkers. And even worse is the clone perfume wave. Boss Bottled has created something really good with the three Elixir fragrances that lasts long, is affordable, and despite a bit of a non-perfume character, is well received. Those who like patchouli scents will be well served with Triumph. Spicy, masculine, and a bit fresh. Well-measured sweetness and in the dry down a woody warm base. Yes, it also has a bit of similarity with the Elixir. A completely underrated fragrance that simply deserves more attention.

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