Thomas Kosmala No 4 Sport

Neroli Sauvage shares a bright citrus opening with No 4 Sport, featuring bergamot and grapefruit. It leans more into green, aromatic notes with lemon verbena and neroli, while No 4 Sport has a marine, aquatic freshness. The musky ambergris base in both provides a clean finish, but Neroli Sauvage is more herbal and less aquatic overall.

Millesime Imperial opens with a similar citrus burst of bergamot but adds blackcurrant and sea salt for a fruity, slightly salty edge. No 4 Sport is more purely citrus and aquatic, while Millesime Imperial introduces floral iris and a woody base of cedar and sandalwood. Both work well for warm weather and casual occasions.

Acqua di Gio EDP shares the aquatic, aromatic character of No 4 Sport, with marine notes and bergamot in the top. It differs by adding clary sage, lavender, and a mineral vetiver base, giving it a more herbal, earthy depth. No 4 Sport is brighter and more citrus forward, while this is slightly more complex and mature.

Escale à Portofino is a citrus aromatic with bergamot and petitgrain, echoing No 4 Sport's fresh start. It adds almond and juniper berries for a slightly sweeter, more aromatic middle, and a woody base with cypress and galbanum. No 4 Sport is more aquatic and musky, while this one is greener and more floral.

The original Acqua di Gio is a floral aquatic with bergamot and lemon, similar to No 4 Sport's citrus aquatic vibe. It features a complex floral heart of jasmine, rose, and ylang ylang, while No 4 Sport stays more aromatic and musky. Both are fresh and versatile, but Acqua di Gio is more floral and softer.

Eros Energy is a citrus powerhouse with multiple citrus notes including blood orange and lime, offering a more intense, vibrant opening than No 4 Sport. It adds pink pepper and black currant for a spicy fruity twist, with a woody base of oakmoss and patchouli. No 4 Sport is cleaner and more aquatic.

1861 Renaissance is a citrus aromatic with Amalfi lemon and petitgrain, reminiscent of No 4 Sport's bright top. It incorporates mint and lily of the valley for a fresh, green heart, while No 4 Sport has marine notes. The base of amber and cedar adds warmth, making it slightly richer than No 4 Sport.

Colonia Futura is a citrus aromatic with bergamot, grapefruit, and pink pepper, sharing No 4 Sport's zesty energy. It introduces clary sage and lavender for a more herbal, lavender forward character, with a vetiver base. No 4 Sport is more aquatic and musky, while this is greener and more aromatic.

Amabile opens with citrus and apple, offering a fruitier, slightly sweeter take than No 4 Sport's crisp citrus. It adds cardamom and jasmine for a spicy floral heart, with a vanilla and patchouli base for warmth. No 4 Sport is more aquatic and fresh, while Amabile is richer and more gourmand.

Lime Basil & Mandarin is a citrus aromatic with lime and basil, offering a sharper, more herbal profile than No 4 Sport's aquatic freshness. It adds thyme and iris for a green, slightly powdery heart, with a vetiver base. No 4 Sport is more musky and marine, while this is crisp and culinary.

Shooting Stars Nio is a citrus aromatic with bergamot, neroli, and green notes, closely matching No 4 Sport's fresh citrus opening. It adds cardamom and pink pepper for a spicy twist, with a woody base of guaiac wood and cedar. No 4 Sport is more aquatic, while Nio is greener and spicier.

Versace Man Eau Fraiche is a citrus woody with bergamot, lemon, and cardamom, sharing No 4 Sport's bright start. It features tarragon and sage for an herbal heart, with a base of saffron and sycamore wood. No 4 Sport is more aquatic and musky, while this is spicier and woodier.