This 2023 Parfum is the latest premium rework of the 1996 legend, once again crafted by Alberto Morillas. Classed as a Woody Aquatic, it sits neatly between the bright citrus of the original and the colder, metallic edge of Profondo. The vibe is sun‑warmed Mediterranean stone and salt air — fresher than Profondo, but deeper, resinous and more grown‑up than the original EDT . It opens with Bergamot & Marine notes for a crisp, zesty citrus meets a clean, salty‑mineral marine sparkle; no heavy synthetics, just bright, immediate freshness. At its Heart, Rosemary, Clary Sage, & Geranium. Its aromatic, herbal greenness with a soft, subtle floral lift; refined, never sharp, and keeps the scent clean but structured. It finishes off beautifully with Olibanum & Patchouli, smoky, resinous incense adds warmth and mystery, while earthy patchouli anchors it. No extra amber/musk here — just a smooth, lasting, slightly smoky drydown. Performance: 7–8 hours on skin, moderate projection, a gentle scent bubble for the first 2 hours, then a soft, noticeable trail. Office‑friendly, never overpowering. Best in spring/summer, where bergamot and marine shine; the incense/patchouli also works for cool evenings. Versatile daily wear, familiar but with enough depth to stand alone. My Rating: 7.5 / 10 Scent: 2.5 / 3 Longevity: 2 / 3 Sillage: 2 / 3 Y/N: 1 / 1

This fragrance is a bright, feel‑good citrus that smells like a clean summer day in Byron Bay. You get a juicy burst of Australian finger lime and bergamot up top, with a peppery touch of coriander that keeps it from feeling like basic lemonade. As it dries down, the scent shifts into airy vetiver and smooth Australian sandalwood, giving you a green, woody base that feels polished and grown. Performance is moderate: expect 4–6 hours of wear with an arm’s‑length scent bubble for the first couple of hours, then a softer, close to skin trail. Overall, it’s an easy, unisex summer fragrance that’s office‑safe but still has enough personality to stand out from the usual blue aquatics.