Gin vs Pour Homme

Shared character

Both Gin and Pour Homme belong to the woody fragrance family and share a composition of jasmine, sandalwood, grapefruit, musk, patchouli, lime, and oak.

How they differ

Gin features a profile defined by citrus, green, spicy, aquatic, fresh, powdery, aromatic, camphor, fresh spicy, and musky accords, incorporating notes of bergamot, ciste labdanum, leather, freesia, juniper berries, labdanum, white woods, eucalyptus, grapefruit juice, watery notes, and ginger leaves. Pour Homme is characterized by ambery accords and includes notes of ginger, lavender, birch, aromatic notes, rose apple, and lemon petitgrain leaves.

Who each suits

Gin suits those who prefer aquatic, green, and fresh spicy profiles with leather and camphor elements. Pour Homme suits those who prefer ambery profiles with aromatic, birch, and rose apple notes.