Hugo Boss Bottled Oud Fragrance

Hugo Boss has revealed its new aroma Boss Bottled Oud in 2015 already available at travel duty free stores.

Indisputably masculine with an impression of real luxury, extremely deluxe, familiar and recognizable, Boss Bottled Oud is an authentic mix of mastery. With entirely natural Oud, the rich, elegant and incredibly prized Middle Eastern element often known as Black Gold, is an aroma companion that evolves on the success of the classic and truly esteemed Boss Bottled fragrance. Boss Bottled Oud is a captivating men's scent that is distinctive and potent and the pinnacle of fashionable masculinity.

Boss Bottled Oud is a solid fragrance mixing impressive masculinity to the richness of Oud. The aroma has a complete natural impression by the outstanding experience of wealthy natural substances; this oriental blend of opulence joins saffron and cinnamon with lovely agar wood and underlying inspiring woody notes.

Boss Bottle Oud from Hugo Boss is currently offered from duty free stores in editions of 50ml and 100ml in eau de toilette formulation.

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