Tabac Man Gravity (Eau de Toilette) by Mäurer & Wirtz

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Tabac Man Gravity Mäurer & Wirtz 2021 Eau de Toilette

7.0 / 10 99 Ratings

A perfume by Mäurer & Wirtz for men, released in 2021. The scent is fresh-spicy. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Fresh

Spicy

Woody

Synthetic

Citrus

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Musk

Aldehydes

Evernyl

Grapefruit

Rose oxide

Lavender

Heart Notes

Coriander seed

Geranium

Oud

Base Notes

Musk

Patchouli

Tonka bean

Perfumer

Jacques Huclier

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Ratings

Scent

7.099 Ratings

Longevity

6.193 Ratings

Sillage

5.993 Ratings

Bottle

6.598 Ratings

Value for money

8.087 Ratings

Submitted by multiple users, last update on 08/02/2025.

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Reviews

7 in-depth fragrance descriptions

12/07/2021

7.5Scent 7Longevity 5Sillage

Mikael
11 Reviews

Mikael

3

Good cheapie

As usual, good quality from Mäurer & Wirtz, both in terms of the juice and the bottle/sprayer, especially for the price I paid, around 14 Euro for 30 ml. It is incredibly versatile, and I would say that you can wear it any time, anywhere without offending anybody. It is a fresh modern fougere, with some soft oriental undertones. On me it's quite weak (which can be good, for office settings et c). I find that I need at least four sprays, and I usually only go for two sprays, since I don't like to overspray. It's signature worthy, if you are looking for something affordable and a bit different from the mainstream.

01/31/2021

Indigo65
7 Reviews

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Indigo65

Top Review 15

Completely detached from the Earth....

Since I don't care at all whether a perfume is for men or women, I had to get "Tabac Man Gravity" just because of the space theme. As a long-time science fiction fan, anything with a star, alien, spaceship, or anything like that depicted on it = merchandise (fan collectible). So I immediately grabbed it when I discovered it at Rossi. At home, I freed the bottle from the box and sprayed it on; my beloved lavender envelops me in the opening and lifts me off along with a rose. Hello Major Tom.
Fortunately, I don't notice any of the Evernyl. Unlike oakmoss, I can hardly stand that. In the past, I often speculated that I had bought a fake until I realized, "No, the scent has been reformulated! This is something synthetic and no longer oakmoss!" Yuck!
The development continues with rose geranium, delicious! Coriander seeds? Not really much. Oud? Is that supposed to be the slightly woody scent? Then it must be that. And I don't really consciously perceive patchouli either.
All in all, I find the scent to be distinctly herbal, yet with a rather fresh-floral touch - but not really sweet!
Sprayed on in the evening, I can still perceive it quite clearly the next morning, which is already a decent longevity. Just like the sillage, which pleasantly surrounds you without being overwhelming.
Since I love heavy, simple bottles, this one with its familiar and handy shape suits me very well. And the spray button is also very good, fits snugly and dispenses properly - which is often not the case, even for higher-priced fragrances.
So now it's not just a pure collectible, as I like the scent so much that I will wear it outside as well. Synthetic or not, most fragrances today are anyway!!!
All in all, for me, this is a decent drugstore scent that is worth its price twice over.

10/13/2021

5.5Scent 5Longevity 4Sillage

Leimbacher
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Leimbacher

Very helpful Review 13

Little Attraction

With "Gravity," Tabac could have arrived in the present - but for me, it's more of a (still somewhat solid) average scent. There are worse, there are better. However, it does not do justice to the possibilities of the brand and its potential for renewal.

These sticky "fart cushion" samples, as I call them somewhat annoyed, are hard to get used to. But that changes little about the fact that "Gravity" is hardly worth mentioning for me anyway. I really expected more after the first almost euphoric reviews and impulse buys. Measured against the super low price, it's definitely wearable, purchasable, recommendable. However, in terms of general times, records, and rules, it's more like gray low-fat curd. Without a doubt a Tabac, much old DNA modernized, prettified, and gelled. A fresh-spicy men's shampoo. At least it’s not scratchy at all. Oud only in hints. Rosy and caressing, yet not entirely without old man charm. Not aftershave, more like castration water.

Bottle: old school like an ashtray
Sillage: not really noticeable
Longevity: around 15,000 seconds

Conclusion: quite modern and fresh and certainly not bad - but overall for me, a mediocre scent from Tabac. A successful update is still to come.

02/05/2021

10Scent 8Longevity 8Sillage

Osamson
2 Reviews

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Osamson

6

Lost in Space

Star dust accord and oud, unusual but it works! I immediately understood the story and recognized the components. The powdery mineral base layered with woods and a classic foundation is very successful and long-lasting. It fits well into the Tabac Man range and adds a bit of variety to everyday life. My rating: Top for a drugstore fragrance!

01/31/2021

6.5Scent 6Longevity 6Sillage

Mugel
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Mugel

8

Dear Marketing, This is How You Do Nothing

After I asked so often, Dad finally rushed to Rossi himself. Unfortunately, the whole thing was dealt with relatively quickly. They mixed a weaker, gray Craftsman with the old, black Man and garnished the cocktail with a mint leaf and a slice of grapefruit. The first few minutes are not bad at all, and then it slips into the generic shower gel territory. Dear tobacco team, you took so many years to push out the Craftsman, and now you’re serving up a superfluous flanker so quickly? Did you order from Morillas, and did he contractually force you to take several recipes at once?
I don’t understand how one can view their down-to-earth clientele so detached from reality. Basically, it’s not bad, but there’s absolutely nothing new. In conclusion, this way you’re more likely to lose old customers than gain new ones.
P.S. I would have been thrilled with a shaving soap/cream from the Black one and would have dragged an entire outer carton out of the store.

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