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Eau de Cologne
American Crew Nine
Gender:
Male
Segment:
Lux perfumes
Fragrance information:
American Crew Nine: a fragrance that captivates from the very first breath
The American Crew brand, renowned for its barbershop culture and impeccable style, introduced a true men's classic in 2014: Nine.
This men's fragrance in eau de cologne concentration has a delicate, subtle trail, making it ideal for close encounters and a refined look.
It belongs to the fougère family, with accents of fruity and spicy notes.
The creators of Nine were inspired by the idea of making a man irresistible: the fragrance is said to appeal to nine out of ten women.
And indeed, the composition is stylish, masculine, and refined at the same time.
The fragrance pyramid and character
The top notes greet you with teasing black pepper and aromatic lavender, cooled by juicy green apple and fresh bergamot.
The heart reveals a grungy carnation, spicy coriander, delicate jasmine, and warm labdanum. The base, featuring amber, cedar, patchouli, sandalwood, and musk, delivers a long-lasting trail.
This eau de cologne unfolds gradually: its spicy opening is invigorating, the heart soothes with a floral-spicy accord, and the base wraps the skin in warm woody-balsamic nuances.
Despite its subtle trail, the fragrance remains highly long-lasting on both skin and clothing.
Style and mood
Nine is a fragrance for confident men who value quality and tradition.
It can be compared to a classic suit from a skilled tailor: it fits perfectly, never calls attention to itself, yet remains memorable.
Ideal for business meetings, romantic dates, and everyday wear in cool weather.
Thanks to its versatility, Nine suits different ages. It is neither overly sweet nor aggressive—the balance of freshness and warmth makes it truly multifaceted.
Similar fragrances
If you like Nine, consider Avon Frozen Lavanda with its lavender accents, the daring Vivienne Westwood Let It Rock, or the fresh Light Breeze Mirage by Novaya Zarya.
Each offers its own interpretation of a men's classic.
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