Agua de Colonia Concentrada Eau d'Orange

A subjective opinion about this. Perhaps the best of the whole Alvarez Gomez lineup, with the original Colonia Concentrada and Barberia EDC following up. Once I discovered this, I happily sold my TF Mandarino di Amalfi Acqua. I feel it’s that good. Of course, the TF has more depth and its base is where you can feel the difference in quality. But for the price/quality ratio I appreciate Eau d’Orange higher than perhaps any other aqua/acqua/agua/colonia/eau I’ve encountered. For high heats, I cannot recommend this enough. You can expect a breezy, fresh orange blossom, citruses, something slightly sweet (almond?) and musk. Wear it on carefree days of summer and the feeling this simple, beautiful fragrance brings you will give you so much more joy than analyzing every note in it.

En él verano, te levantas y una ducha y luego te echas ésta colonia a discreción y te da un chute de energía para un par de horas y luego ya tranquilamente te aplicas tú perfume favorito. Otra joyita de Álvarez Gómez y ya van......

Absolute nuclear burst of sharp orange and citrus notes, I use this to wake myself up then transport my mind to Mediterranean, simply a joy wear and is absolutely unisex as to my nose doesn't lean masculine not feminine.

I really like this, but I expected it to be much more "Orange" forward. I prefer the original to this.

The Spanish brand Alvarez Goméz grabbed my attention because of, yes, the very low priced perfumes and colognes. I love the bottle design of the original Colonia Concentrada. It's so typical Spanish. I purchased the Barberia and really liked that ginger fresh spicy very natural barbershop smell. So I bought Agua de Colonia Concentrada Eau d'Orange and it's great. What a wonderful cologne! Fresh natural citrus and a lovely orange blossom with a touch of almond sweetness and a green woody musk dry down. Just amazing and it's winter now, but I am looking forward to wear this gem in the summer. I think this cologne is really gonna shine and refresh the senses on those hot sunny days.

I got 30 mL for less than 3 euro at a Spanish drugstore during a recent trip to Andalusia. Perfect souvenir to remind of the region with its orange trees lining the streets and in the church courtyards throughout. This cologne smells of orange blossoms and musk. It's initially quite strong, faded significantly by 3-4 hours requiring reapplication. For the price pretty good. Pleasant, fresh, orangey, and sweet. It's not the highest quality perfume I have but it's simplicity makes it very easy to wear and I reach for it a lot.