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Porto Neroli
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Descripción
Porto Neroli by Maison Alhambra is a fragrance from the olfactive family for men and women. The top notes are neroli, lemon, mandarin, bitter orange and jasmine; the heart notes are orange blossom, lavender and sea salt; the base notes are herbal notes, absinthe and amber.
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Salida
neroli
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Corazón
orange blossom
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Base
Herbal Notes
Comunidad
1,759 votos
- Positivo 76%
- Neutral 13%
- Negativo 11%
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Fantastic, magical fragrance; it makes you feel good wherever you are. Although marketed as unisex, it is definitely very masculine. I recommend it for any occasion.
A perfume more for nostalgia than for wearing. A very characteristic scent of elderly people in the 90s. Similar to the English 471 cologne. I wouldn’t wear it again.
Baby cologne, no need for further comments. A disappointment.🫤
Very citrusy and floral, quite fresh. I have an orange tree in my garden and the flowers smell similar. In my case, it projects for about two hours but lasts five more on clothes. Not bad, good value. Some say it smells like soap, maybe, but I like the fragrance.
Cheap, and that’s its only scent. Sharp, artificial citrus with no development. I’ll use it as an air freshener instead.
A mix of English cologne and baby cologne.
I adore it; I’m a fan of the entire 4711 personal care line. It’s made to be enjoyed: after a shower, at the gym, on a hot office morning, or in bed. Excellent for after intimacy! I love it and will buy it as soon as I can. Lasts about 4 hours with low projection, but I don’t need that to fall in love with it. It doesn’t smell like baby powder; it’s sexy like a garden at dawn: a blend of lemon and orange cream with a jasmine base. Not a baby cologne at all.
To me, it’s simple and spectacular all at once; very similar to the 4711 but with a sweet touch. Simply wonderful!
A rich fragrance for summer. It evolves on the skin and takes on a slightly more serious tone. Some might say it smells like English cologne, but I think it’s more adult
I love it! I’d like a little less of that citrusy note, but otherwise, what a gem! I use it straight after my morning shower 🤙
It declares an intense citrus when opened. At first the longevity was poor, but after a month it improves a little. At first it smells like an English cologne; when it dries down (15 mins) it smells like Fruit Loops, a cereal. I don’t dislike it, I use it for the gym or sleeping. It’s innocent, with poor longevity and sillage. Perhaps in extreme heat I’ll change my mind. Edit: Now it smells more like a public bathroom aromatised with lemon or Ambrosoli Full tablets.
Excellent value for money. If you like neroli, it will stand out above lemon and green notes. I smell the aroma for 4 hours on skin, but if you apply it to clothes it lasts all day. It’s refreshing, ideal for summer and spring.
After a few hours: at first it comes out very citrusy (orange, lemon, mandarin), but within a minute the orange blossom appears, very present and long-lasting. It gives the impression of smelling like salty sweet bread, an uncommon scent. I’ll keep using it to understand it better.
Excellent fragrance, a delicious neroli. The lavender is well balanced and the citrus gives it an incredible aroma.
It seems like baby cologne, but I love its citrus opening with a medium salty touch. It’s versatile, fresh and perfect for summer. The longevity is good; it lasts me 5 to 7 hours.
Smells like hay from Pravia with orange blossom water. Potent citrus at the start, then herbal and floral. There’s not much more to say: it’s ideal for showering and going to bed.
A very simple scent; at first it smells like an English cologne, almost for babies or gentlemen over 60. The citrus is strong at first but gives way to the flowers which give it personality. If you’re looking for something fresh and simple, it could be a good option.
I’m sorry, it smells like Simonds chamomile shampoo or a children’s cologne. I don’t know the original, but I think the colognes from the Chinese shops selling Cars or Spiderman have the same smell.
Porto Neroli by Maison Alhambra isn’t the most sophisticated, but the neroli and orange blossom convey joy and luminosity. It’s 90% similar to Tom Ford’s Neroli Portofino, matching its performance (5 hours longevity, 2 hours projection) but at a price ten times lower. It offers an almost identical olfactory experience for a fraction of the cost.
I’d define it as an aquatic floral, with citrus only at the very beginning, fleeting like neroli. I loved it: it smells like pool water and inflatable plastic, evoking a pleasant childhood (though also like window cleaner, haha). Without the omnipresent jasmine, it would be another 90s Nautica. The floral touch is persistent, serious and solemn, like a florist before a cemetery. It lasts 7 hours, decent for its low price. I’ve only tested it in cold weather, but I’ll try it again in summer.
I tried the original and honestly, it’s worth the price compared to longevity, sillage, and projection; it’s very worthwhile. I don’t know if I’d spend more than $700 in Argentina for this fragrance when I can get this olfactory experience for $15. It’s an amazing scent.
Smells slightly plasticky neroli with a soft touch of citrus and a floral base. I don’t consider it a bad perfume; the price-to-quality ratio is good and the similarity to Tom Ford exists, keeping proportions in check. I think it’s sometimes judged unfairly due to a lack of perfume knowledge: wearing it in summer when it’s more of a spring scent and can be overwhelming in the heat; buying it blindly without knowing what the neroli smells like; ignoring the history of classic scents like neroli or lavender used in cosmetics; or thinking it’s masculine when it’s unisex. It has distinct orange-floral notes like orange blossom and its essence, neroli.
Very nice if you like lemon. A light and soft fragrance, very citrusy but without being bitter.
Masculine, horrible, the worst citrus fragrance you can buy. It smells like lemon cleaner with a hint of fried pork rinds; no one liked it and I haven’t been able to sell or gift it. Of the four I know, the only pretty one is Toscan Leather, although it doesn’t have the original raspberry. Honestly, being objective, perhaps I don’t live near the sea to enjoy something so unpleasant. Although they don’t last long or aren’t bubblegum, I’d prefer Happy Clinique, Light Blue, or Kenzo Marine, recommending three fresh options in order of price. But even if I were to recommend anything fresh and pleasant without hesitation, I’d suggest Diesel’s Milk, never Neroli Portofino.
A citrus floral that is ‘DELICIOUS’. Yes, it smells like baby cologne, but a very expensive, elegant, and exquisite one. The opening citrus notes are of good quality. If you take a decant to work or university, you’ll receive plenty of compliments.
A fragrance that is both simple and complex. It’s not a novel or daring scent, but it delivers beyond expectations. At $16 in Chile, it’s a great alternative for daytime wear. I use it at the gym and it works perfectly.
I have mixed feelings. On one hand, I adore it; it’s citrusy and fresh, with a distinct neroli and lemon presence, while the orange blossom adds depth. However, it doesn’t last at all on my skin, not even an hour, and sometimes it smells too much like an English cologne.
Bought it for the notes and honestly, I loved it. I wear it when I want to feel fresh and comfortable, perfect for hot weather.
Smells strongly of baby powder; I actually prefer the original over this version. Perhaps it needs a bit more time to mature.
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Rich, fresh, citrusy, giving a sense of cleanliness. Ideal for heat. I love using two sprays after bathing and sleeping with it as aromatherapy; it helps me fall asleep with that exquisite scent.
Bought it blind. The presentation is good, but the first spray disappointed me: it smells like Menticol, that irritation product. I’m using it for other purposes, not on my body. I wouldn’t buy it again. I’m not sure if it’s as similar to Tom Ford as they claim, but if it were, I’d walk away.
Posting my first review: out of a dozen Arabic perfumes I’ve bought, this is the only one I definitely won’t use. I don’t know the original Tom Ford, but this Maison Alhambra version (now Pacific Blue in different packaging) smells like lemon detergent, cleaning product, excessively synthetic, and old-school cologne. Definitely not for me; better suited for ambienting.
The opening is citrusy with a familiar lemon accord. But that scent reminds me of supermarket body splashes, those cheap lemons found everywhere. It’s not a bad aroma, but it lacks character and originality. It offers nothing new to justify keeping it in a demanding collection. The longevity is poor, around an hour, and the projection is non-existent. Although it fits what I usually seek, its simplicity leaves no room in my collection.
A teddy bear cologne for adults. Don’t spend your money on Tom Ford; go for this instead.
Nothing like Tom Ford’s Neroli Portofino! Not a shred of it! This is a supermarket cologne smelling like soap, just like the pharmacy lemon. Tom Ford’s is citrusy but classy, with divine neroli; this version smells like cheap hotel bar soap.
Previously, this site had elegant reviews explaining scents with class. Now it’s a mess of people who only know the basics and think their opinion is gold. What a decline. The fragrance itself isn’t complex; it’s fresh and respectful, without intruding. Ideal for days over 28 degrees: starts with a velvety bitter orange, then neroli arrives in green, warm waves like a breeze. The amber is a soft, steady pulse, and the lavender smells like freshly washed patchouli. It’s not for drawing attention, but for giving a fresh, jovial, energetic vibe. Perfumes have no age or gender—that’s having a jellyfish brain.
Tasty and refreshing, but don’t expect complexity; it smells like those old-school English shower colognes grandfathers used. For the price, it’s decent, but try before you buy; it’s not for blind purchases.
Neither cold nor hot. It’s a zesty citrus blast at first, with a slightly prickly neroli that soon settles. Not bad, but it lacks originality. It’s functional: for home, post-shower, or hot dog days to cool down. Still, I prefer more refined options.
Smells different on everyone; I’ve received many compliments. Just a heads-up: test it on your skin first, as pH makes a difference. But if you’re hooked, you know what to do—go for it! 👌