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Colonia C.L.U.B.
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Descripción
Acqua di Parma Colonia C.L.U.B. is a woody-spicy fragrance for men. Launched in 2022, this composition features an olfactory pyramid designed by the house's perfumer. The top notes unfold with bergamot, lemon, black pepper and pink pepper; the heart reveals shiso and rosemary; while the base notes settle on musk and cedar.
Resumen rápido
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Notas clave
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Salida
bergamot
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Corazón
Shiso (Purple Mint)
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Base
Musk
Comunidad
732 votos
- Positivo 77%
- Neutral 14%
- Negativo 9.2%
Pirámide olfativa
Estructura completa de la fragancia: de la salida al fondo.
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I don’t understand the initial rejection, especially if you haven’t tried it. Perhaps the mistake was removing the original and launching this as a ‘substitute’; that’s where the brand failed. They only share an olfactory family. I’ve tried it and I love it: it’s fresher and younger than the original, yet it retains the classic, high-quality essence of Acqua di Parma. The citrus and mint dominate. Ideal for extreme heat, you can spray without fear. It’s not heavy, projects a close aura, and the longevity is correct for a cologne. Both deserve their place.
This is a slap in the face to a house I adore. I hope they pull it from sale. It smells exactly like the shit of Paco Rabanne Phantom.
Few perfumes have generated so much interest as this. Everyone asks me what it is. It’s wonderful, intoxicating, fresh, and potent, with a sense of cleanliness that everyone loves. It has a brutal fixative and a vigorous evolution. Youthful and elegant delicacy; it starts fresh without that bitter or chemical citrus note of artificial bergamot that dominates now and disgusts me. Mentholated notes and a fresh pepper like freshly ground. It evolves with summer floral notes of rosemary and heather, with milky and sweet nuances like raw almond. After 15-20 minutes, an enveloping soapy sensation emerges, milky with a reminiscence of shaving soap and talc, super refreshing despite its potency, perfect for spraying after a summer shower. The final wood is subtle but persistent. It’s a significant bet to be my favourite of this summer. Years light from the Pantom of Paco Rabanne.
Few perfumes have aroused so much interest as this one. Absolutely everyone asks me what it is. And for me, it’s no wonder; I find it truly wonderful, intoxicating, fresh, yet powerful, a sense of cleanliness that everyone appreciates. It has excellent fixative qualities and a vigorous evolution. It has a special, delicate youthfulness that is also elegant; it starts with a fresh opening without resulting in that bitter or chemical citrus nuance of artificial bergamot that predominates in current trendy perfumes, which personally repels me from the start. Probably mentholated fresh notes and a fresh pepper that reminds of the recent grind of a mill. It evolves very subtly with very summery floral notes of rosemary and broom, with somewhat milky and slightly sweet perceptions like fresh, raw almond. After 15 or 20 minutes, those notes burst into a soapy sensation that envelops you for hours; it’s milky again but with an evident reminiscence of shaving soap and talc, making it especially refreshing within the power of the perfume, perfect to spritz after every shower in summer. The final wood note is subtle but persistent; for me, it’s a special fragrance that will certainly be a major contender to become my favourite perfume of this summer. From my humble opinion, it’s light years away from the Paco Rabanne Pantone.
Acqua di Parma Colonia C.L.U.B. is an aromatic, citrus, and musky fragrance. Its opening is citrusy and slightly herbal, but it quickly takes a more spicy and semi-sweet path. Minutes later, it feels musky with some amber notes, giving it a younger focus than other fragrances from this designer. In fact, if I had been blindfolded and asked to guess the designer, I would have said it was something like Calvin Klein. The fragrance is pleasant and versatile; as mentioned, it has a youthful focus and is not as formal as most Acqua di Parma scents, suitable for year-round use except on very cold days. Its longevity was 6 to 7 hours with low projection. It’s worth mentioning that to replace the Colonia Club, it moves away from the original scent and they look very little alike; the original, without seeming like a masterpiece to me, was more to my taste.
Definitely, I don’t know if every nose is a world or if there is such a thing as olfactory bipolarity, if the term even exists. If not, I think it would be well coined, because this has NOTHING familiar to the olfactory senses, neither Acqua di Gio, nor Dior Homme Sport, nor Terre de Hermes. I’m not saying it’s the same, but it has echoes. I will test it side by side with the ARMANI CODEs by Giorgio Armani that I have: the classic EDT and the Cologne, and also alongside CHANEL ALLURE Sport Eau Extreme, and then I will give a more conclusive opinion.
Like most colognes from this brand, the C.L.U.B. follows the citrus and fresh structure. Here, there’s a citrus, spicy, and rosemary opening over a soft woody base. To be honest, I haven’t smelled the original Club, and despite reading that they have nothing in common and that this one is a bit generic, I find it pleasant and extremely balanced. The citrus, spices, herbs, and woods play an equal role; everything mixes well and sits just between sweet and bitter. Perhaps I should try it more because, for now, the performance seems poor (no surprise, it’s a cologne). In my case, it doesn’t bother me much as it’s a cologne I’d apply from a spray bottle.
Well, this fragrance is a good launch from ADP, but in my opinion it shouldn’t have replaced the original (the green bottle), as they are very different; it would have been better as a flanker. It reminds me of Versace Eros, but as if it were an Eau de Cologne version. It’s a good scent, don’t get me wrong, but the longevity is deficient and the smell a bit generic for what ADP is, although the ingredients are of very high quality. It’s a green, musky scent that suits the Eau de Cologne format very well. Recommended for warm climates. 7/10.
Well, a good launch from ADP, but in my opinion it shouldn’t have replaced the original (green bottle), as they are very different; it should have been a flanker. It reminds me of Eros by Versace, but as an Eau de Cologne version. It’s a good scent, don’t get me wrong, but the longevity is deficient and it smells a bit generic for what ADP is, although the ingredients are of very good quality. A greenish blended scent that suits being an Eau de Cologne. Recommended for warm climates. 7/10.
It’s not my style. The scent feels cloying to me. I haven’t tried the green bottle, but this new one seems like a very heavy cologne, not for mild weather but for the heat, due to a blend of heavy notes like pepper, wood, green accords, and musk that dominate over the citrus.
It works brilliantly on the skin; it’s an aroma that is hugely pleasing and generates many compliments. It’s heading towards a more modern line than what ADP usually offers. I recommend it.
It suits the skin perfectly, smells great, and generates many compliments. It moves towards a more modern line than the usual ADP. I recommend it.
The opening of this fragrance is spectacular. The downside is that this initial power, with fresh, green, and slightly woody notes, doesn’t last long. It’s one of those fragrances that modernise older versions. I recommend it, although it is pricey, ranging from 100 to 170 dollars.
Its scent takes me back to the 90s, walking out of the barbershop with the aftershave on, those days when you didn’t want to bathe until it all wore off. A delicacy, a premium scent, but it doesn’t last long enough for a cologne. Not a blind buy: I recommend smelling it in duty free and then deciding. That’s what I did. 8.5/10.
Its scent brings back memories of the 90s, when you’d leave the barbershop with alcohol still on your skin and wouldn’t shower until it had all worn off. It’s an exquisite, premium aroma, although it doesn’t last as long as one might hope for a cologne—it’s just enough. It’s not a blind buy: I recommend smelling it in airport duty-free shops before deciding. That’s what I did. 8.5/10.
This cologne is pure ‘buy it to smell it’. Exactly what I was looking for: everyday wear but classy, luxurious, and masculine without being that typical ‘macho men’ scent. The opening is potent, more like a perfume, then it settles and softens, yet it lasts well, especially if you apply a few sprays. The longevity is good for a cologne. I recommend it, particularly for the price; I haven’t smelled anything at this price point that I liked more.