Versace Eros Energy eau de parfum for men tester opens the composition with a fresh citrus blend, complemented by a spicy, fruity and ambery heart and a woody-earthy base. It will appeal to men looking for a citrus and woody fragrance with strong sillage and long-lasting presence as declared by the manufacturer.

Scent and Composition

• The fresh opening features Italian bergamot, Italian red orange Orpur®, Peruvian lime oil, Italian green mandarin Orpur®, grapefruit and Italian lemon.
• The spicy-fruity heart combines pink pepper CO2 Orpur®, blackcurrant and white amber Ambrofix®.
• The woody-earthy dry-down rests on Indonesian patchouli Orpur®, musk and oakmoss.
• This is an eau de parfum launched in 2024.
• The composition was created by Jordi Fernández of Givaudan.
• The inspiration was drawn from the Mediterranean coast and themes of love, energy and desire.

The composition offers you a contrast between a fresh citrus opening, a distinctive heart and an earthy dry-down.

Application

To extend longevity, apply the fragrance to the neck, inner wrists, behind the ears or on the chest. Do not spray it directly onto delicate fabrics or jewellery, as these may be damaged.

Packaging

• The tester contains 100 ml of eau de parfum spray.
• The transparent yellow flacon is decorated with engraved Greca motifs and a central Medusa emblem.
• The design is finished with a bronze-coloured cap.
• The stated country of origin is Italy.

The packaging combines a practical atomiser with the distinctive elements of the Eros collection.

About the Brand

The Versace brand was founded by Gianni Versace in 1978. Its identity is rooted in freedom and bold self-expression; it also embraces an Italian luxury vision, Mediterranean values, craftsmanship and a commitment to quality.

Eros Energy is brought to market by EuroItalia and the fragrance belongs to the men's Eros collection alongside Eros and Eros Flame. The collection takes its name from the mythological Greek god of love.

You thus receive a fragrance rooted in Versace's Italian identity and its vision of free self-expression.