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Aqva Pour Homme Atlantiqve
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Aqva Pour Homme Atlantiqve by Bvlgari is a woody aquatic fragrance for men. Launched in 2017, it was created by Jacques Cavallier Belletrud. The olfactive pyramid unfolds with aquatic top notes of Calabrian bergamot, Sicilian lemon, and sage; a heart composed of marine notes, ambergris, and apple; and a base that reveals benzoin, Amberwood, vetiver, patchouli, and sandal.
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Aqva Pour Homme Atlantiqve is aquatic, the latest version of the classic Aqva, but it has moved away from the previous ones by lacking that marine/salty aroma of the line. It comes out fruity and citrusy with ambered touches reminiscent of Sauvage and Dylan Blue, making it somewhat unoriginal, although not unpleasant. Over time it maintains that fruity tone, the only characteristic it retains from the line, but that ‘blue/marine’ tone persists. Unlike Sauvage, it lacks pepper and spices, making it lighter and less formal. It’s easy to like, but it ultimately ends up generic and without personality. Compared to its references, it has lower longevity and very low projection (for me it doesn’t exceed 6 hours), although on the plus side it’s cheaper.
Very good perfume, very similar to Invictus Acqua (80%) due to the ambro-grise, but 20% more citrusy. Projection and fixation are good.
A particular scent… not everyone will like it. It smells like the original Aqva with that pure seawater scent, but with a resinous, soapy, ambered base macerated in wood and sandalwood. I’m absolutely fascinated by it! It leans towards current trends but with a lordly touch; the base reminds me of Fahrenheit, that mix of sandalwood and patchouli. The sage, citrus, and sea scent makes it delicious; that combination is my favourite and gives it that addictive soap aroma. It’s not love or hate, it’s a matter of personal taste, though I don’t think anyone will dislike it. A bit intrusive for an eau de toilette. I got bored of it a lot in 2023, but it remains the best in the Bvlgari Aqva line.
A classic summer marine perfume, with revitalising notes that anyone will appreciate, ideal for going to the beach.
Very good fragrance. It lasted 8 hours on my skin and 12 on my clothes. Marine resinous aroma. It’s a bit like Dylan Blue, but as they dry out they take different paths: Dylan goes to woods, while Atlantiqve is loaded with benzoin resin. If you’re looking for female compliments, this is the one.
Fantastic perfume! Exquisite, fresh, a perfect blend of marine and woody notes. Hyper-masculine. Very few fragrances convey magic to me, and this is one of them. It shouldn’t be missing from any collection. Highly recommended.
A perfumey delight, an absolute must-have. It’s aquatic, clean, and fresh with fruity notes. Unlike Light Blue or Polo Blue, it has more depth and better projection. Among fresh scents, this one works best. Almost everyone likes it; it’s a blind buy. It might remind you a bit of Sauvage or Dylan Blue, but it’s much more summery and less heavy. Ideal for spring/summer, especially in the heat. It doesn’t clash in the office or for casual wear; for formal occasions, I’d go with something else. The quality/price ratio is good; it’s not very expensive. In summary: very interesting for aquatic lovers. Rating: 9/10.
Once you’ve tried this Atlantic bubble, there’s truly nothing more to say. It undeniably evokes summer, like those locker room showers for men smelling of deodorant, shampoo, and steam… that clean, freshly bathed scent. Women like it because they like clean men. It’s similar to Aqva Pour Homme, but while the latter goes from cotton flower to seaweed and patchouli, Atlantiqve stays fresh with salty water and finishes with patchouli and benzoin. Aqva is for day and night in spring/summer, Atlantiqve only for summer days. Fresh, pleasant, and classic. Is it worth buying blind? Yes, I got it right.
I think it’s the only Aqva line from Bvlgari with good longevity and sillage. The only drawback is that weird dry-down that smells stale; it must be the seaweed, but to me it sounds rotten, haha, although you can still detect the other ingredients.
I love it. It smells like D&G Light Blue Intense but more serious for evening wear. It has that marine touch, super fresh and sober. I recommend it.
Continues the Aqva saga, always with that salty base, but this time the opening is fresher and fruitier. Curiously, it changes noticeably over time; the fresh notes last a couple of hours before dropping to something woody, herbal and fresh. At four hours, it’s woody, sweet and subtle. Projection isn’t beastly but is noticeable; there’s not much ambroxan felt. Some compare it to Dior Sauvage, but not even remotely. I’ve liked it for its evolution, although the opening is the best part. Scent 8, Longevity 8, Projection 7, Price 7.
Very similar to D&G’s Light Blue Intense, but I find it more mature and less invasive; in my taste, this is much better. I’ve been wearing it for a few weeks and have received compliments. It smells great, projects quite well and lasts a very long time. Six sprays last me over 10 hours. I wore it on a very windy day and when I got home it still smelled of it. One of the best fragrances for summer.
Very delicious, salty and sweet, citrus and marine… exquisitely short in longevity on my skin, what a pity.
I’m one of those who detects a smell of rotten algae or rotten eggs on the skin; my girlfriend hates it.
One of my favourites.
It has the Aqva DNA in the base, but with much more prominent salty notes. I don’t find it as fresh as the original; in my opinion, modernising it ruined it. You must test it on skin before deciding. NEVER buy it blind, as in my case it produced a smell of rotten eggs or something putrid, as many say. Curiously, my girlfriend thought it smelled delicious, so I don’t understand if the unpleasant smell comes from the skin or is a note detected by each nose. Longevity is very good, though projection is perhaps not so much. You only notice it if you move and if the temperature is sufficient.
I bought it because I like the scent, despite the algae note in the Aqva line that doesn’t appeal to some and didn’t thrill me either. Of all the Aqva scents, this is the one I’ve liked the most. I find it poor in longevity and projection, so I wouldn’t buy it again.
I wear it when going out in full midday sun, and its scent refreshes with good projection. It reminds me of stepping out of a shower at a beach hotel, with that sensation of humidity and refreshing gels. Those who say it smells of rotten eggs are actually detecting the salty notes. On rainy days, it suffocates me and gives me a headache.
Excellent fragrance, super fresh, sparkling, slightly sweet, fruity with a salty touch. Bad smell? If you don’t shower and then put on perfume, what else can I say? Beyond the joke, some detect a smell of rotten eggs, which is funny. At first, the salty aquatic notes stand out, along with apple and citrus. It lasts a long time and is noticeable. It’s not that typical light freshness; it’s heavier and can become overwhelming if you over-spray. The dry down is beautiful; you can detect sandalwood, patchouli and vetiver. A novice might think it’s Polo Deep Blue, which I also own; they share familiar molecules, but having used them both extensively, they’re different, like two brothers who aren’t identical. For me, it’s very good, versatile and even suitable for night wear in winter. Trail and longevity are above average.
Delicious marine scent; the best in the Aqva line for me. Truly refreshing, it makes you want to dive right into the bottle. Algae, citrus and sea salt notes sparkle. As it dries down, there’s a relaxing ozone sensation, though the freshness remains. One of my favourite aquatic scents, alongside D&G’s Light Blue Intense. They’re similar; perhaps Aqva is less intense, but both have spectacular longevity and trail for their type. With a bit of generosity, they can last over 10 hours and project well. I only see it for hot days, especially in summer. Most people like it, so it’s not a risky choice. Edit: the bottle seemed original but not very ergonomic; I prefer something more traditional.
In my opinion, the best of the line. For summer terrace nights, it’s an excellent option.
The best of the Aqva line. A gem that stands out in the heat, radiating citrus and sea. Delightful. I only think it should last longer.
I love this fragrance; it’s citrusy and marine, fresh but noticeable. I tried it in a shop today and it reminds me of Dylan Blue, but more refined, without that stinging ambroxan like Versace. I’ve read comments saying it smells like rotten eggs… humans never stop surprising me xD, every nose is a world, but if this smells like that to you… you should see a doctor and request a full check-up. To be serious, a single spray on the forearm lasts all day; I applied it 5 hours ago and I think it’ll be my next purchase.
I’m one of those who smells D&G Light Blue Eau Intense and Aqva pour homme marine as ‘rotten eggs’, but in contrast, Aqva pour homme atlantique seems refreshing, with a very well-executed fresh marine citrus.
Atlantiqve retains the DNA of Aqva, but here they’ve significantly reduced the seaweed, leaving it cleaner and less challenging than the previous versions. From the start, you can detect Sicilian lemon, bergamot, some grapefruit and apple; it feels slightly fruity, like watermelon or melon, with aquatic notes that last forever and a sage that adds a refreshing green touch. In the heart, the marine notes are quite clean; the ambergris has a salty and slightly sweet nuance, very pleasant. The base offers an amber sensation, a bit earthy with woody tones, but it remains primarily an aquatic scent. It’s the one I like most from the line, the most versatile and easy to wear. I’m smitten; it’s the best aquatic in my collection.
I detect a melon note and I love it. I believe it’s the best of the Aqva line, ideal for summer, the beach, and more; it’s simply the best. The pity is that it’s only available in 100ml and it’s already out of stock in some shops, but alongside AdG Profondo and AHS Extreme, it’s one of my favourites for this time of year.
A fragrance that reminds me of everything but the sea; I find it very sweet, more like Invictus. The aquatic notes and that sweetness are noticeable—I’m not sure if it’s the apple, but it smells wonderful. Performance is excellent, and I see it as suitable for daytime, though I’m not sure about summer as I find it more sweet and aquatic than fresh. You can buy it blind and won’t be disappointed.
I’d been looking for this fragrance for ages and fell in love at first sniff. Yesterday, while walking by the coast, I spotted a famous chain with a deal and they had it. I spoke to the assistant, who told me they were discontinuing it, so without hesitation, I bought it. It’s 50ml, from 2017. Upon applying it and continuing my walk, I was initially overwhelmed; it felt heavy with very intense marine notes, but as it dried down, it transformed into a near-niche fragrance. The evening was fresh and the sea slightly choppy, allowing me to confirm it definitely smells of the sea; bringing my wrist close to my nose, the scent of the ocean and the perfume are almost clones. A work of art by the perfumer, and lucky I caught it before they discontinued it. Perfect for evening, autumn, spring, and summer with just a few sprays. PERFUMON!
For those who aren’t fragrance experts: this one is underrated. It might seem common, but it has an addictive hook that surprises you when you smell it on your clothes the next day; that’s its greatest strength. It smells great without fail, lasts longer than you’d expect, and although it doesn’t have that seaweed note that some dislike, you’ll surely receive compliments after 10 hours. Buy blind; it never disappoints.
Top-tier perfume with a rich aroma and premium ingredients. The 30ml version has a lovely salty ambroxan note that really stands out to the nose. The only downside is its longevity, which is typical for the Bulgari range; it’s a shame because the scents are truly luxurious.
I don’t understand who came up with that note in marine perfumes that smells like raw egg when it dries, and even less do I understand the executives of the perfume houses.
It smells much fresher and calmer than the previous ones, but without losing that great scent that we all love; it’s a desired scent every summer, perhaps the best of the whole Aqva line.
Powerful, long-lasting, and with that musty touch… I love it! I was going for my second bottle of Dylan Blue at the shopping centre and, seeing that this Bvlgari Aqva Atlantica was around the same price, I decided to trust blindly in the reviews and the result was a total success. What hooks me most about Dylan Blue is its citrus opening, which I love, although when it dries it becomes a bit more serious, slightly woody and very soapy, something I didn’t like much. Here I notice a fresh and comforting opening of aquatic and citrus notes; up to here it could be a finer and better-quality Dylan Blue, but with time a musty smell starts to emerge, as if those citrus fruits were rotting slowly, perhaps due to the ambergris, a resinous note that gives it much more character than my previous fragrance. With 8 hours of longevity on skin, a projection of 2 hours that drops afterwards but remains very perceptible, it’s one of my battle horses because in the heat it performs a lot. After several months of testing, I dare to say that Bvlgari Aqva Atlantica is the natural evolution of blue fragrances: same cheerful and carefree character, but more mature, with more character and more refined.
– Musty? – Well, yes, but not because it’s old, but because it was born before its time. Its grace is incorrect and raw, but it manages to save its charm despite itself. It stayed under the shadow of Amara and its sisters, the classic Aqva and Marine for a long time. The prestige of Amara coincided with its withdrawal, which helped create the myth of those misunderstood jewels, not for the sake of it, unjustly withdrawn by the serialising trends of designer perfumery. That same myth served for Atlantiqve to be the silly girl to vent the resentment for the absence of Amara, the perfect scapegoat: that blue bottle, damn it, must be simple and derivative, surely born to win some buyers in the frenzy of Bleu and Sauvage, must be synthetic and, therefore, boring, common, and easy. Now that it has gone too, it seems forgiven; the truth is that much of what was accused of it was unjust. Atlantiqve is much more complex in composition and development than its sisters: the matronly classic Aqva, pretty but with nothing to save it from the passage of time, and the timid Marine, smelling of raw egg and dish soap. Although it is blue (what a surprise!), reducing it to the Dylan Blue of Bvlgari only explains itself in people who haven’t smelled them beyond the first half hour. The accord of ambergris and synthetic green apple (so synthetic it reminds me of the DKNY manzanita) goes taking space from the shower gel smell and makes it more singular, becoming salty and marine, affecting the woods that arrive in the dry down, giving them that smell of decomposing wood thrown by the sea, until it becomes animalic with the retro sweetness of benjuí. Yes, a perfume synthetic to the marrow that transitions to the animalic, a strange thing. That animalic smell, the musty one, gives it a lot of character, making it distinctive among blue perfumes (which aren’t the same as marine ones, but that’s another topic). It gives an unexpected masculinity and a maturity beyond the reach of Dylan Blue. Good performance, on par with Amara, with similar versatility, although this is more coquettish than its sepia-toned sister, so it goes better for dates and casual outings. Congratulations on its redemption for the blue sister of the family, even if it’s no longer among us. Amen.
By far the best marine fragrance, a pity it’s no longer sold.
Bulgari Aqva Atlantiqve, the definition of the sea in a bottle. It’s the only one from the Aqva line I own, despite having tried all the previous ones (the classic, Marine, and Amara), and this was the one I loved the most; personally, it’s the most different of all. Undoubtedly a jewel by Jacques Cavallier that dares to play with marine notes between salty, sweet, and refreshing. It opens with citrus, lots of lime and lemon, and as it fades, the marine amber and aquatic notes enter with a distant touch of wood that gives it that salty flavour. When I spray it with my eyes closed, I imagine myself inside the sea, with rocks and fish, of the same colour as the bottle. I love the bottle; it looks like a river stone; the only downside is that it can’t be left standing still. Ideal for daily use or as a signature, unfortunately discontinued like the whole Aqva line. Perfect for spring, hot autumns, and non-extreme heat (max 3 sprays), because if you apply too much or it’s extreme heat, you’ll kill everyone. Winter and night? There are many better options. But based on what I’ve said, you won’t go unnoticed. I managed to get it at a good price in a local perfumerie where they still had the Amara and the Marine. The Amara on my skin becomes very bitter and I didn’t like it despite the hype. Honestly, feeling satisfaction with carrying this bottle. Recommended 100%, if you like citrus/marine with a slightly sweet touch, this is the definitive one.
When I was working as a consultant in perfume shops, I sold this fragrance just by wearing it myself; customers would ask which one I was using, I’d tell them it was Atlantiqve, and they wouldn’t hesitate to buy it. Definitely, it was the only aquatic (alongside ADG Profumo) that I sold without saying a word. Lovely memories; I wish they would produce it again.
I bought it new recently; I was eager to own one of the most sought-after discontinued scents and was disappointed at first: I only felt that synthetic ambroxan that I don’t like in neither Dylan Blue nor Sauvage, it seemed like a derivative version of those. Then I noticed the trail was different on the skin; it reminded me of Profondo and that pleased me. A few days passed and it seemed to have oxygenated; now I finally feel what many describe. The synthetic smell dropped, it’s saltier, and that rich fruity note of apple 🍏 alongside the marine notes creates magic. It reminds me of Nautica Blue Sail, another one of the ones I have several backups of, hehe 🌊.
It’s good; I picked it up in a Facebook group at a really nice price, to be honest, I expected more. It’s pleasant, almost giving me a bit of a sticky feeling. Alongside the ambroxan, patchouli, and citrus, the opening is incredible. The performance is a bit weak, but the quality shows. Nevertheless, I wouldn’t buy it again; I feel there are other blue perfumes that fulfil their function better. Although here Aqva Atlantiqve doesn’t seek to be a blue like Dylan Blue, it has its own twist, more aquatic and marine. A great olfactory experience, but if you’re looking for something similar in the future, this wouldn’t be it, especially knowing it’s discontinued and its price is going to rise scandalously.
What a fantastic scent. I managed to grab a tester at a bargain price, and although I knew it would be similar to my Dylan Blue, the reality is different: this one is aquatic and fruity, whereas the Versace leans more towards incense. The longevity isn’t long (around 5-6 hours), but it’s a pleasure to wear. On the first day, I received good compliments, which rarely happens. I think the apple gives it that magical touch. Stepping out, I notice a note of iris that doesn’t suit me, but it disappears in 5 minutes. Totally recommended if you can find it. I wish its performance improved; perhaps with more heat it would develop better. If it lasted 10-12 hours, it would be a 10/10, but to be honest, it’s already a 9/10.