Alfred Dunhill Signature Collection Amalfi Citrus

Silver Mountain Water shares the crisp, citrus opening of Amalfi Citrus with bergamot and mandarin. It adds a distinctive black currant and green tea heart that mirrors the tea note in the source, while its musky base brings a softer, more transparent finish. The result is a brighter, more effervescent take on a similar aromatic citrus theme.

This scent opens with a burst of grapefruit, lemon, and mandarin that recalls the zesty top of Amalfi Citrus. Where the source uses green tea and cardamom, this one introduces pink pepper and jasmine for a spicier, more floral middle. The vetiver and amber base adds a dry, woody warmth that sets it apart from the source's muskier foundation.

Like Amalfi Citrus, Shooting Stars Nio starts with bergamot and green notes for a fresh, aromatic lift. It diverges with a spicy heart of cardamom, nutmeg, and pink pepper, and a woody base of cedar and guaiac wood that gives it more depth and longevity. This is a richer, more complex interpretation of a citrus aromatic.

1861 Renaissance shares the bright, citrusy top of Amalfi Citrus with Amalfi lemon, bergamot, and mandarin. Its heart of mint and rose introduces a cooling, floral twist absent from the source, while the base of amber and cedar adds a warm, woody contrast. It feels more romantic and slightly sweeter, yet equally fresh.

This fragrance matches the citrus energy of Amalfi Citrus with lime, mandarin, and bergamot. It replaces the source's herbal rosemary with basil and thyme, creating a sharper, more herbal aromatic profile. The patchouli and vetiver base grounds it with an earthy dryness, making it a more straightforward, herbaceous alternative.

Escale à Portofino opens with citron and petitgrain, echoing the bitter citrus of Amalfi Citrus. Its heart of almond and orange blossom adds a creamy, floral softness that the source lacks, while the cedar and cypress base provides a woody, slightly resinous finish. It is a more feminine, sun-drenched variation on the theme.

Viking Cologne shares the citrus and aromatic character of Amalfi Citrus with bergamot, lemon, and pink pepper. It shifts the focus to a lavender, sage, and rosemary heart, creating a more classic barbershop aromatic feel. The frankincense and cedar base adds a smoky, woody depth that distinguishes it from the source's lighter musk.

Fiero bursts with Amalfi lemon, blood orange, and lemongrass, delivering a citrus intensity similar to Amalfi Citrus. Its heart of mint and tarragon introduces a cooling, herbal edge, while the base of nutmeg and sandalwood adds a spicy, creamy warmth. It has stronger sillage and a more pronounced green, spicy character.

Colonia Futura opens with grapefruit, lemon, and pink pepper, echoing the citrus brightness of Amalfi Citrus. It centers on clary sage and lavender for a softer, more herbal aromatic heart, and uses a single vetiver base note for a clean, earthy finish. It is a simpler, more modern take on the citrus aromatic genre.

L'Homme shares the citrus top of Amalfi Citrus with bergamot, ginger, and lemon, but adds a spicy, floral heart of violet leaf and white pepper. Its cedar and tonka base brings a creamy, slightly sweet warmth that contrasts with the source's musk and vetiver. It feels more sensual and versatile, suitable for evening wear.

Neroli Sauvage starts with bergamot and grapefruit, much like Amalfi Citrus, but highlights neroli and lemon verbena in the heart for a more floral, citrusy profile. Its ambergris base adds a salty, animalic warmth that sets it apart from the source's clean musk. It is a more sophisticated, slightly marine citrus.

Eros Energy delivers an intense citrus blast with multiple citrus notes, similar to the source's top. It adds black currant and pink pepper for a fruity, spicy middle, and a base of musk, oakmoss, and patchouli for a darker, more sensual finish. It is a more modern, energetic take on a citrus aromatic.