Outdoor life gets bottled directly in Polo Green Cologne, a formula that hasn't strayed far from its original 1978 concept. Juniper berries, basil, artemisia, caraway, coriander and bergamot open this Eau de Toilette herbal and green, immediately evocative of an actual forest rather than an abstraction of one. Pine tree needles, leather, chamomile, pepper, carnation, geranium, jasmine and rose build a dense, classically fougère heart. Tobacco, oakmoss, patchouli, cedar, vetiver, musk and amber close out one of the more substantial bases in mainstream men's perfumery. Ralph Lauren classifies this Polo Green Eau de Toilette as aromatic fougère green, built for daytime and outdoor wear specifically. Caraway is an unusually specific culinary spice to find at the top of a men's fougère, lending a faintly bready, rye-bread warmth that grounds all that sharp juniper and artemisia before the pine-leather heart even arrives. Nearly five decades on, it remains a reference point for what "green" is supposed to smell like in men's fragrance, imitated often and rarely matched, and it continues to sell steadily to wearers who discovered it decades ago and have simply never felt the need to switch to anything newer on the market.