ComparisonsOct 4, 2026
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Versace · 2012
A loud, sweet-mint masculine that still dominates club and date-night wear
Mint and green apple hit first, sharp and a little synthetic, before tonka bean and vanilla take over into a sweet, ambery woody base. It is built for projection rather than subtlety and has stayed a default gift-set fragrance for over a decade.
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Ranked by how much they share with Eros. The notes in common are listed under each bottle. Prices and stock come from the makers’ own shops.
Shares the mint, green apple and vetiver opening. Differs: raspberry, melon and earthy patchouli make it fruitier and greener, with no tonka or vanilla sweetness.
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Shares the vanilla, tonka bean, amber and cedar base. Differs: no mint or apple, with cardamom, pink pepper and whipped cream making it spicier and creamier.
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Shares vanilla, tonka bean, cedar and vetiver. Differs: a lavender and rosemary fougère with oakmoss, and no mint or apple, so it reads herbal and drier.
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Shares mint, tonka bean, vetiver and cedar. Differs: an attar built on lavender and clary sage with leather and musk, so more classical and less sweet.
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Shares green apple and cedar. Differs: a single-note apple with benzoin and patchouli, an eau de toilette with no mint, tonka or vanilla, so crisp rather than sweet.
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These are independent suggestions based on shared notes and accords, not copies or dupes. Undernotes is not affiliated with Versace; the name is used only to describe a smell. No link here is paid.
