Bois 1920 Agrumi Amari Di Sicilia

Escale à Portofino shares Agrumi Amari's bright citrus opening with bergamot and petitgrain, but it turns softer and more floral with orange blossom and almond in the heart. Where the source has a bitter, spicy edge from pink pepper and tea, this Dior creation feels smoother and more powdery. It is a gentler, more feminine take on Mediterranean citrus, ideal for when you want less bite.

Colonia Futura matches the source's citrus aromatic profile with bergamot and lemon, but it adds grapefruit and pink pepper for a fresher, more sparkling start. The heart of clary sage and lavender brings a clean herbal quality, while the source uses jasmine and tea. It is a crisper, more straightforward aromatic citrus that feels modern and unisex, with a green vetiver base instead of amber musk.

Shooting Stars Nio opens with a similar burst of bergamot and neroli, echoing the source's citrus top, but it introduces green notes for a more verdant feel. The heart adds cardamom, nutmeg, and pink pepper, creating a spicier warmth than Agrumi Amari's tea and jasmine. Its woody amber base with guaiac wood and patchouli gives it greater depth and longevity, making it a richer choice.

Lime Basil & Mandarin shares the source's citrus aromatic character with bergamot and mandarin, but it replaces the bitter edge with zesty lime and herbal basil. The heart of thyme and lilac adds a garden freshness, contrasting with Agrumi Amari's spicy pink pepper and tea. It is lighter and more linear, with a clean, green woody base that feels effortless and casual.

Viking Cologne starts with a similar citrus trio of bergamot, lemon, and mandarin, then layers in pink pepper for an initial spice that mirrors the source's pink pepper note. The heart of lavender, rosemary, and sage gives it an aromatic herbal twist, while Agrumi Amari leans on jasmine and tea. Its base of cedar, frankincense, and sandalwood adds a resinous warmth that sets it apart.

1861 Renaissance opens with Amalfi lemon, bergamot, and petitgrain, closely matching the source's citrus top, but it adds mint and rose in the heart for a cooler, floral lift. The source's tea and pink pepper are replaced by lily of the valley and mint, creating a more aromatic, green profile. Its base of amber, cedar, and musk provides a soft, warm finish.

Eros Energy amplifies the citrus with a medley of seven citrus notes including blood orange and lime, making it brighter and more vibrant than Agrumi Amari. The heart of black currant and pink pepper adds a fruity spice, while the source uses jasmine and tea. It is a more synthetic, energetic take with a musky oakmoss base, designed for a younger, bolder feel.

Silver Mountain Water shares the source's bergamot and mandarin opening, but it introduces black currant and green tea in the heart, which echoes Agrumi Amari's tea note in a fruitier, greener way. The base of galbanum and petitgrain adds a resinous, slightly bitter edge similar to the source's bitter citrus character. It is a crisp, metallic aquatic that feels cooler and more alpine.

L'Homme opens with bergamot, ginger, and lemon, offering a spicier, warmer citrus than Agrumi Amari's sharp, bitter top. The heart of basil, violet leaf, and white pepper gives it an aromatic, slightly powdery feel, contrasting with the source's jasmine and tea. Its cedar and vetiver base is softer and more wearable, making it a versatile choice for work or date night.

Fiero starts with Amalfi lemon, bergamot, and blood orange, a citrus blast that rivals the source's intensity, but it adds lemongrass for a greener, more herbal edge. The heart of mint, neroli, and thyme creates a fresh aromatic core, while Agrumi Amari uses jasmine and pink pepper. Its base of vetiver and patchouli gives it a dry, earthy finish with good longevity.

Neroli Sauvage focuses on neroli and lemon verbena, offering a purer, more floral citrus than Agrumi Amari's complex blend of grapefruit and caraway. The heart is simple and bright, missing the source's spicy pink pepper and tea. Its base of ambergris adds a salty, animalic warmth that is unique, making it a more straightforward, sun-drenched citrus.

Versace Man Eau Fraiche opens with bergamot, lemon, and cardamom, offering a spicier citrus start that echoes the source's pink pepper spice. The heart of sage, tarragon, and pepper adds an herbal, aromatic character, while Agrumi Amari uses jasmine and tea. Its base of amber, musk, and sycamore wood gives it a woody, slightly sweet finish that feels more masculine.