Cologne of Vampires

Cologne of vampires......

ok, not really. Although the name has a very "gothic" or vampire sound to it.

Drakkar has a brisk scent instead of a floral one. It does have a touch of an almost muskish quality, but it is so barely there as to be but a grain of salt in the scope of the smell.

The smell of this cologne is very unique unto itself. There really is no other scent that is comparable to it. The closest word to describe it would be spicey, although the scent has volumes more to it than that. It's a very deep and complex.

This cologne has a clean scent and it's very masculine and carries a ritzy air to it. There is nothing feminine at all to the fragrance.

This French manufactured cologne is not terribly expensive yet is far from being a cheap cologne.

A wonderful feature is that it smells good on almost any man, something that cannot be said for the vast majority of other men's aftershaves.

While it does not take much to make yourself smell pleasant, the smell is almost never overpowering. You would really have to bathe in it to make it bad.

Traditionally only available in higher end department stores, you can now buy it at places like Meijers and Walmart.