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Aramis · Sold as masculine
Tuscany Forte Per Uomo
The moment you step into an office after a brisk walk, where the freshness of the outdoors meets the warmth of leather-bound books and polished wood.
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Tuscany Forte Per UomoMid-range · $40–100How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 1996, Tuscany Forte Per Uomo by Aramis was crafted by perfumer Harry Fremont to embody the essence of a rugged yet refined masculinity. The composition opens with bright citrus and aromatic notes like lemon and lavender, which cut through the air with a fresh crispness. As it settles, warm spices such as nutmeg and star anise add depth, while woody accords like palisander rosewood and cedar ground the scent in earthy richness. This blend of freshness and warmth creates a fragrance that is both invigorating and comforting.
Apply Tuscany Forte Per Uomo in light sprays — the citrus notes are bright but dissipate quickly. The heart of aromatic herbs and warm spices takes about an hour to fully bloom on skin, making it ideal for daytime wear that transitions smoothly into evening.
Fig. 01 — Tuscany Forte Per Uomo, Aramis
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Harry Frémont
A Cannes childhood, a lifetime of iconic scentsHarry Frémont is a Master Perfumer born in Cannes, France, who trained at ISIPCA in Versailles before joining Firmenich, where he won the Société Technique des Parfumeurs de France award in both 1984 and 1985.
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