03/24/2026

Jjcolbourne
1580 Reviews

Jjcolbourne
Originally written 9/20/2021.
So, Vermeil seems best known for their oddly anachronistic release Vermeil Pour Homme, which to my nose, while decent, seemed like an inferior facsimile to Davidoff Original and I was not compelled to acquire it.
Casaque, however, was recommended by my good friend who lives for muscled aromatic green fougeres of the 80s, and is another animal altogether. There's a blast of soapy aldehydes and juniper berries: what a bold announcement, hell yes. It no sooner brings on the moss, the IBQ, and what my nose picks up as thyme; earthy, savory, somewhat perspiring herbs heated by the sun, surrounded by pine barrens.
Apparently I like them rough, virile, and masculine. Fougeres, that is.
Casaque, however, was recommended by my good friend who lives for muscled aromatic green fougeres of the 80s, and is another animal altogether. There's a blast of soapy aldehydes and juniper berries: what a bold announcement, hell yes. It no sooner brings on the moss, the IBQ, and what my nose picks up as thyme; earthy, savory, somewhat perspiring herbs heated by the sun, surrounded by pine barrens.
Apparently I like them rough, virile, and masculine. Fougeres, that is.







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