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Club 75
by Jacques Bogart
Jacques Bogart Club 75 is a sweet, fruity, and spicy woody fragrance with a syrupy, resinous core that combines orange, cinnamon, and apple notes. It opens with bright citrus and warm cinnamon, evolving into a smooth, balsamic, and slightly creamy amber and sandalwood base. The scent is linear and stable, with moderate projection and lasting performance across seasons, particularly in cooler weather. It carries a notable sweetness reminiscent of candied fruit, raisin, or toffee, which some compare to gourmand fragrances—even though it lacks true gourmand structure. The fragrance projects modestly, offering a moderate sillage, and holds its character well beyond six hours, especially on fabric. It is praised for its affordability and strong performance, delivering a rich, unique olfactory experience that feels both modern and nostalgic, evoking the Parisian underground scene of the 1970s. Its accessible sweet-spicy profile makes it appealing for casual, social, and professional settings, especially where a warm, inviting presence is desired.
Pros
- +Excellent value for money with strong longevity and good sillage
- +Syrupy sweet and spicy composition with a unique resinous, woody-balsamic base that stands out
- +Versatile, wearable in multiple seasons, especially cooler months and spring/autumn, with a modern yet timeless character
Cons
- −Highly sweet and linear, with a candy-like profile that some find too rich or reminiscent of body spray
- −Very uniform in development—lacks evolution or complexity in the dry-down
- −May be perceived as overly sweet or offensive by individuals sensitive to sugary notes