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Armaf Club De Nuit Lion Heart

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Gender: For him Type: Arabian Concentration: Eau de parfum

Notes & details

Details

Released: 2025

Fragrance Pyramid

Top First impression2

MintLavender

Heart The character2

VanillaBenzoin

Base The dry-down3

HoneyTonka BeanTobacco

Seasons

2 items

Fall Winter

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Casual Date Day Dinner Evening Night

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Common Questions

Why does Club De Nuit Lion Heart get compared to Xerjoff Naxos?

Both share a lavender, honey and tobacco axis, giving Lion Heart a niche-adjacent character at a fraction of Naxos's price. The mint-and-lavender opening and honeyed tonka-tobacco base line up closely enough that the comparison holds up on skin, not just on paper. See Naxos.

What makes Lion Heart different from the original Club De Nuit Intense Man?

The original Intense Man is built on birch smoke and sharp citrus, a cool and aggressive profile. Lion Heart swings the opposite direction entirely, opening on mint and lavender before a creamy vanilla-benzoin heart and a honey-tonka-tobacco base. It is a warm, gourmand oriental fougere rather than a smoky citrus scent. See Club de Nuit Intense Man Eau de Parfum.

Does the mint clash with the tobacco base?

No. The cool mint-and-lavender opening gradually settles into a warm honey, tonka and tobacco base, so the fragrance moves from fresh to cozy over the course of the wear rather than the two ends fighting each other on skin at any single moment.

Is Lion Heart too sweet for someone new to gourmand scents?

The vanilla-benzoin heart and honeyed tobacco base are genuinely sweet, but the mint-and-lavender opening keeps the first impression aromatic rather than dessert-like. Someone new to gourmand orientals gets an easier entry point here than with a fragrance that goes sweet from the very first spray.

How does Dhaka heat change Lion Heart's honey and tobacco base?

In warmer weather this sweetness can read heavy, and Dhaka's climate fits that description closely. Expect the honey-tonka-tobacco base to sit denser and closer to the skin on a hot day than it would in the cooler months the fragrance was built to suit.

Why sample Lion Heart before buying it as a full bottle?

Its honeyed sweetness is calibrated for cooler months and can feel heavy in warm weather, so a 3ml or 5ml decant lets you test how it performs specifically in Dhaka's climate across different seasons. That is a more reliable check than judging it from notes alone.

How close does Club De Nuit Lion Heart get to Le Male Elixir?

This tracks Le Male Elixir closely: the mint-lavender opening and the honeyed tonka-tobacco base run almost step for step with the Jean Paul Gaultier original. The clearest difference is up top, where Lion Heart runs slightly cooler and mintier. Beyond that small shift the two are hard to tell apart on paper, so a decant is the way to see whether that extra mint changes how the rest of the wear develops on your skin.

What is Armaf Club De Nuit Lion Heart similar to?

Lion Heart swings the Club De Nuit line toward oriental fougere territory, opening cool on mint and lavender before benzoin and vanilla build a creamy, honeyed heart over tobacco and tonka bean. It is frequently compared to Jean Paul Gaultier Le Male Elixir, though Le Male Elixir throws harder off the skin, while Lion Heart trades some of that reach for steadier wear later into the day.

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Notes, the scent, when to wear, and who it is for.

Few houses push out as many flankers as Armaf does within their Club De Nuit line, but the 2025 Club De Nuit Lionheart Man EDP earns its place by going somewhere genuinely different from its siblings. Where the original Club De Nuit Intense Man is all birch smoke and sharp citrus, Lionheart Man swings warm and gourmand. It is an oriental fougere built around mint and lavender on top, a creamy vanilla-benzoin heart, and a base of honey, tonka bean, and tobacco. Aromatica carries the Armaf Club De Nuit Lion Heart decant in Bangladesh in all available sizes.

Fragrance Notes

Top: Mint, Lavender

Heart: Vanilla, Benzoin

Base: Honey, Tonka Bean, Tobacco

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The Scent

Cool and aromatic from the first spray, mint and lavender together read as fresh but not aquatic, not sporty. There is a slight herbal sharpness from the mint that keeps the lavender from going powdery in the early minutes. It smells clean and confident rather than sharp or aggressive. Within the first ten minutes the sweetness starts to surface. Benzoin and vanilla rise from below, and the character of the fragrance shifts noticeably. The aromatic freshness of the opening does not disappear but it gets folded into something creamier. Around the twenty-minute mark the heart is firmly established. Vanilla here is soft and smooth, not synthetic or candy-like. Benzoin adds a resinous warmth underneath that gives the accord some body. It reads as a dressed-up sweetness rather than a gourmand dessert. The lavender has mellowed at this point to a faintly herbal shadow behind the vanilla, its earlier sharpness softened into something closer to a floral murmur. The transition from the aromatic top to the creamy heart is gradual rather than abrupt, which gives the fragrance a sense of coherence as one phase folds into the next. Into the drydown, the honey and tobacco arrive and shift the scent into its most compelling phase. The honey is rich without being sticky, and it works with the tonka bean to push the sweetness in a rounded, balsamic direction. The tobacco is not a sharp cigarette note. It is smooth and slightly sweet, more of a cured-leaf warmth than anything smoky. These base notes give Lionheart Man a depth that Armaf does not always reach at this tier of their catalogue.

The tonka bean threads through all of it, soft and slightly nutty, rounding the honey without making it cloying. Mint and lavender have faded to a cool whisper by this stage, but they leave behind a faint aromatic backbone that keeps the sweetness from becoming too dense. In warmer weather the sweetness can read heavy; in cooler months it feels well-calibrated. The overall character moves from fresh and aromatic at the open, through a creamy resinous middle, and settles into warm honeyed tobacco in the base.

When to Wear

Best suited to autumn and winter evenings. The gourmand warmth in the base works well for dinner dates, evening events, and nights out where you want something with presence. The aromatic opening also gives it enough structure for a smart-casual daytime context in cooler months.

Who Is It For

Someone who gravitates toward warm, sweet orientals with a fresh edge and wants the Club De Nuit pedigree without the smoky birch character of the original line. Fans of honeyed, creamy masculines who find most Armaf releases too sharp or too fresh will find this a natural fit.

If you enjoy Xerjoff Naxos, which shares the same lavender-honey-tobacco axis at a niche price, Lionheart Man sits in the same family and is worth comparing. Aromatica lines up the other fragrances in the Le Male family if you want the wider fougere lineage this pulls from. You can also explore the rest of the line with Club de Nuit Intense Man EDP to see how far Armaf has moved with this 2025 release. Browse the full Armaf collection at Aromatica.

Available as an authentic decant in Bangladesh at Aromatica in 3ml, 5ml, 9ml, and 15ml.

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