Heritage Drops

I would say an avant garde citrus aromatic really pushing freshness past previous entries in the genre. The combination of herbs and citrus its like a cross between an excellent citrus aromatic and herba fresca. Super. Scent 10/10 Projection 6/10 after the opening blast Value 8.5/10 I would say blind buy worthy if discounted. Maybe even at retail the RM citrus fragrances are quite competitive with current designer prices. I bought the other two Invisible but cool and ten fresh notes very happy with both. The whole trifecta is excellent probably only second to the widely celebrated Xerjoff citruses Nio, Renaissance and Torino 21. Excellent work by Monegal. The only problem this brand has it keeps taking your expectations higher everytime you try something new from them. IMO most underrated brand in fragrance right now. Pricing is also quite fair.

A fresh summer fragrance with a citrus twist in the opening... Very suitable for those who need a boost of refreshing freshness...

Heritage Drops is a straightforward, timeless citrus fragrance that stays true to the classics. With a bright burst of lemon, bergamot, herbs, and neroli, it offers a fresh and clean scent that is effortlessly wearable year-round. While it doesn’t introduce anything groundbreaking, its impressive longevity—lasting over 16 hours on the skin—is a rare achievement for a citrus-based perfume. For those who appreciate a reliable, long-lasting citrus fragrance, Heritage Drops is a solid choice. Rating: 3.5/5

I think this is a fresh unisex scent. I personally use it for warmer days when I don't want to offend anyone with my perfume. My package says EDP but it feels like an EDT on me. It does not have strong projection. Longevity: lasted about 4-5 hours on me. I like Ramon Monegal's presentation a lot ^^ - really dig the magnet caps! This fragrance is citrus with a twist!

Good longevity for a fresh citrus scent.

Agrume/ Aromatique , similaire au mythique Colonia de Acqua di Parma , malheureusement c'est du deja vu , rien de nouveau .

I’m looking for that perfect eau de cologne style fragrance and this is not it. The neroli here is sharp. The fragrance overall has a bitter vibe. This is not for me. However, projection and longevity are pretty good for this type of scent profile. I much prefer Invisible But Cool by Ramon Monegal

Interesting blend. It is somewhat a boring citrus at first but then comes a spiciness that makes it stand out from the crowd. It’s nice but I would definitely choose other citrus centered fragrances over this in my collection but overall it is pleasant and the spicy “kick” to it makes it more unique. You can smell the neroli in here for sure and I’m not a huge fan of neroli so but if you love neroli fragrances, this one might be worth a try if you don’t mind a little spice with your citrus.

This is a vintage-style Cologne with a sharp and astringent citrus opening. Feels a bit passé but might be your thing if you're into a fresh scent from yesteryear. This does not break any fragrance barriers as far as innovation is concerned: you will find very similar styles that are better executed elsewhere, and for a fraction of the price.