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Acqua Decima

Eau d'Italie

A bright high-class cologne of citrus, herbs, neroli, woods and musk, with a natural essential-oil feel and strong summer appeal.

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ABOUT THE FRAGRANCE

Eau d'Italie presents Acqua Decima as a bright Mediterranean fragrance inspired by the Path of the Gods on the Amalfi Coast, blending lemon and mandarin with neroli, petitgrain and wild mint over hedione, white woods and vetiver.

Based on the manufacturer's description ·Eau d'Italie · Acqua Decima

OUR REVIEW

Firsthand review

Acqua Decima opened bright, fresh and citrusy, with fruit and a light herbal facet that made me think of basil or mint. It reminded me somewhat of Xerjoff Renaissance, but with a more obvious essential-oil character.

The heart became strongly neroli-led. Overall it felt like a polished classic cologne: citrus, restrained herbs, neroli, woods and musk. I thought it was ideal for summer mornings, after a shower or even before bed.

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