[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Nice smelling cologne. Wouldn’t wear it all the time but not a bad scent to have in your rotation. I would recommend this for middle aged to older men as it is quite bold and not meant to be worn regularly.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a very strong cologne, so much so that it will last all day, which is great! However, the scent is not my favorite and I feel like it would have to be worn at an event that you attend for hours. I would try other colognes from Guy Laroche, this one just wasn’t for me.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Drakkar Noir is an old-school cologne from 1982 that smells fresh and manly. It’s not super loud or in-your-face—just a nice, clean scent that’s easy to wear. The bottle looks pretty sleek, too. When you put it on, people might catch a whiff, but it’s chill, not overpowering. It’s perfect for day or night, especially when it’s not hot out. If you want a cool, classic barbershop vibe without dropping a ton of cash, this is a solid pick. It’s been tweaked a bit over time, but it still works if you like a no-fuss, confident smell.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This cologne has a strong scent of spices and I can appreciate the mix of the scents in it but personally I go for a crisper scent when I’m looking for a cologne. I gave the cologne to my friend and he loves it

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I picked up Drakkar Noir partly out of curiosity, partly because I’d heard so many people talk about it like it was a rite of passage. And yeah, the first spray took me way back—even though I wasn’t there the first time around. It’s sharp, loud, and proud right out of the gate. Lavender, citrus, and something kind of barbershop-y that feels like it walked straight out of 1985 with its collar popped. There’s a confidence to it, and I respect that. It’s bold, masculine, and definitely has a presence. But the thing is… after a few hours, I found myself wanting something softer, something a little more “now.” The pine and patchouli linger in a way that almost wears me, not the other way around. I don’t hate it. In fact, there’s a part of me that likes having it on the shelf for certain moods—maybe when I want to feel a bit more classic or defiant. But it’s not something I reach for often. I’m glad I gave it a shot, but for me, it’s more of a historical experience than a go-to scent.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] When I was in 4th grade I begged my parents for a bottle of this. Sure enough they delivered. This is the most distinct masculine scent of the 90s. Absolute masterclass. I'm a 40 year old frag head with a 400 bottle collection now. And this still makes me smile.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Ah, Drakkar Noir—the cologne that practically is my dad’s personality. One spritz and I’m instantly transported to a time of mullets, Trans Ams, and overly confident men wearing gold chains and too much leather. This stuff doesn’t whisper, it announces. Like: “Hey Brenda, I am the manager.” “Hey Chad, your stepdad’s cologne just out-alpha’d you.” It’s bold. It’s brooding. It smells like a guy who always carries a comb and probably owns a pair of snakeskin boots. And somehow? It still slaps. Wore it to test the vibes and I swear someone called me “stud” and offered me a menthol cigarette. A time-traveling scent bomb of musk, mystery, and male confidence. Not for the faint of heart. Or the lightly-scented. #DrakkarOrBust #MuskGoals #SmellLikeYouBenchPressFeelings

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a very old school scent. Reminds me of a barber shop from the 1950s. It’s straight pine and earth. This is a sample size so I can’t comment on the packaging, but it’s strong, long lasting and could be worn in many situations. I’m a big fan of this cologne and I could see myself buying a bottle.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Drakkar Noir opens sharp and fresh—thanks to the lavender and citrus—but quickly dives into its unmistakably masculine heart. The herbal and spicy middle gives it a serious, almost rugged tone, and it dries down into a dark, mossy, woody base that's incredibly distinctive. This is not a light, breezy cologne. It's dense, aromatic, and very assertive.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Still smells just like it did 20 years ago. As soon as I sprayed this on me I had flashbacks to high school. This cologne is very versatile and can be sprayed for any occasion. It’s not super expensive like other top designer colognes. Arrives in box with bottle inside.