7 Best Pine Colognes

Polo By Ralph Lauren For Men Eau de Toilette Review

Polo by Ralph Lauren boasts an intense pine scent that’s incredibly appealing. The undeniably masculine cologne is an intoxicating blend of leather, wood, and tobacco notes that’s well-suited to a man that’s not afraid of standing out.

A fresh, green, and spicy opening characterizes this scent. Though the opening is somewhat dry thanks to the pine and leather, it progresses into an intense and smoky blend of tobacco and patchouli that’s pretty intriguing.

Polo is great for casual wear, though it’s more appropriate for mature men.

Aramis Devine Review

The cologne comprises fragrant aromatics, balsamic, and green notes that create a warm, sensual, and stimulating sensation. It opens up with a whiff of citrus and aromatics, closely followed by a spicy and floral heart, finally ending with a deep amber, moss, and woody base.

Aramis Devine is not overwhelming. The fragrance lasts up to 3 hours on your skin and the sillage is quite powerful in the first hour. This subtle scent ultimately evolves into a lingering soft but evocative scent featuring sweet, green, and woodsy accords. 

On that note, it’s essential to mention that how long a particular scent lasts on your skin depends on various factors such as skin chemistry, the weather, and, of course, the fragrance itself. The prevailing temperature and humidity can also impact the cologne’s performance. 

This pine-scented cologne is ideal for summer wear, preferably in the daytime. It’s also perfect for a romantic date and for the man who likes to wear vintage scents—Aramis Devine will transport you right back to the seventies.

Imaginary Authors Cape Heartache Review

It features Douglas fir, vanilla leaf, strawberry, pine resin, western hemlock, as well as mountain fog and old growth.

Perfumer Josh Meyer created this high-quality fragrance in 2013. While it’s not that masculine, this pine fragrance smells incredibly natural. The cologne’s opening sports the amazing earthy and resinous pine scent, later evolving into a sweet strawberry aroma and wrapping up with a vanilla base. 

If you are looking for a male fragrance that smells like pine trees or a pine forest with subtle sweetness, go for Cape Heartache. You can wear Cape Heartache in the fall or winter, plus it’s perfect for any adventure you’d want to embark on — including a first date, partying, camping, or hiking.

Bottega Veneta Pour Homme Review

This timeless pine scent is super manly. And though it doesn’t last that long, with a lifespan of only 5 – 6 hours, Bottega Veneta Pour Homme smells fantastic. It’s not a heavy scent. Rather, it’s soft and airy, sitting lightly on your skin. 

The opening is extremely woodsy and fresh. It’s also quite leathery, though, in a bright and soft way. Next comes a super resinous aroma blending in well with the leather note to create an elegant combination. What’s unique about Bottega Veneta is that you can smell each component, yet they all harmonize incredibly well.

This wood-scented cologne is appropriate for casual wear in winter and fall. It’s a fresh and timeless scent you will want to have as a signature fragrance.

Caron Yatagan Review

Released in 1978, this male cologne was formulated by Vincent Marcello. It invites you to join an adventure tracing Ottoman horses and can be described as piney, earthy, and animalic. 

This exotic and mysterious fragrance evokes memories of the orient and adventurous destinies. Warm, bold, and sensual, the cologne reminds one of a rare oriental wood used in Hindu homes as incense. It’s smoky, with traces of green and freshness; a pine-scented, country green aroma with an earthy base.

Caron Yatagan’s woodsy notes blended smoothly with hints of herbs make the cologne perfect for cold seasons such as fall and winter. This memorable cologne can quickly become a favorite that you reach out for often.

Pino Silvestre Review

The refreshing, clear notes in this fragrance make it quite seductive. Its sillage and longevity are moderate—it lasts about 5 hours on the skin—, but the scent is quite delightful, and the cologne is available at an affordable price.

Pino Silvestre opens with a blast of lavender and basil accompanied by a sharp citrusy essence and strong pine accords. Some users might find the intense pine aroma slightly overpowering. Fortunately, the strong opening softens into the sweet, spicy, and musky elements of musk and cedar.

This aromatic Fougere is perfect for the outdoors and works best during winter and cool evenings in spring and fall. It features an old-school vibe which might make it appeal to more mature men. That said, if you love pine-scented colognes, give it a try. You could also gift it to a mature friend who used to use Pino Silvestre in his younger days.

Lacoste Red Review

Playful, fresh, and energetic are the words used to describe this great-smelling fragrance. It opens with a clean, fresh, and fruity aroma and dries down to a beautiful trail. The dry-down is piney and also features vetiver and patchouli base notes. The latter two give this cologne a powerful masculine vibe.

At the onset, Lacoste Red gives off a simple, clean, and bright apple scent which makes it quite exciting and distinct from other classic male fragrances. The apple notes deepen as the middle notes usher in, only to dissipate within a few hours, giving the base notes prominence—though you can still smell the apple and pine scents.

Unique, playful, and refreshing, this summer fragrance is suitable for casual wear and makes a fabulous office scent. And while Red by Lacoste is not a beast performer, it’s perfect for the gym, given the energy and dynamism it offers. You can also wear it after your shower to continue feeling sporty and fresh.

This fruity formulation lasts over 4 hours and sports a moderate sillage and longevity. It’s best worn by a man in his twenties. However, if you have a thing for fruity gourmand fragrances or pine tree colognes, then you’ll like Red by Lacoste. Give it a shot.