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Aqua Allegoria Coconut Fizz Guerlain 2019

Ranked 450 in Women's Perfume

7.5 / 10 355 Ratings

A popular perfume by Guerlain for women, released in 2019. The scent is fresh-fruity. It was last marketed by LVMH.
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Main accords

Fresh

Fruity

Sweet

Creamy

Floral

Fragrance Notes

Coconut water Freesia

Freesia

Fruits

Bergamot

Sandalwood

Tonka bean

Perfumer

Thierry Wasser

Ratings

Scent

7.5355 Ratings

Longevity

6.4310 Ratings

Sillage

6.1306 Ratings

Bottle

8.6316 Ratings

Value for money

6.8158 Ratings

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Reviews

15 in-depth fragrance descriptions

05/22/2025

6Scent 5Longevity 4Sillage

Xavica
327 Reviews

Xavica

1

Light as Coconut Water

Coconut Fizz was fresh, airy, and smelled unmistakably like coconut. It was pleasant, easy to wear, and felt like summer in a bottle.

The only issue: it was very light. Too light, maybe. It quickly faded and stuck close to the skin, leaving almost no sillage. Nice while it lasted, but gone too soon.

And for such a simple scent, the price felt a bit steep.

08/10/2020

7Scent 7Longevity 7Sillage

Landshark321
773 Reviews

Landshark321

An easy winner of fresh floral coconut

Guerlain Aqua Allegoria Coconut Fizz is new acquisition / community blind buy, a 2019 release in the vast Aqua Allegoria line with a fresh floral coconut milk vibe, lightly pleasant and, as the name implies, slightly effervescent, kind of like a crossover between fresh coconut soda and a fresh floral (probably women’s) summer scent. In particular, the freesia stands out as the only actual floral note listed, with some added freshness from bergamot and a sweet dry down of sandalwood and tonka, and tonka especially pairs well with coconut. It’s fresh and easily enjoyable, slightly feminine but overall so pleasantly unisex as to defy convention a bit.

It’s a decent performer and there are deals to be found, I’m sure; I was lucky to buy my own bottle for a reasonable price. The retail pricing is $130 for 125ml, $95 for 75ml via department stores like Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus, Bloomingdale’s, etc. so it’s pricey if considered more of a designer / entry level fragrance but more reasonable within the context of a perfume house with niche / higher-end offerings.

7 out of 10

03/24/2021

8.5Scent 7Longevity 6Sillage

April22Bee
12 Reviews

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April22Bee

Top Review 47

Like a Day at the Beach...

Today, I would like to focus on a Guerlain fragrance that comes once again from the master perfumer Thierry Wasser.

Just like Coconut Fizz, each AA fragrance combines the freshness of an Eau de Cologne.
WHAT ALL ALLEGORIA fragrances have in common, and what is often criticized, is their short longevity. In this regard, I can mention that Guerlain intended this fully. I once had the opportunity to participate in a small perfume training at Guerlain. During this, they also presented the AA line and explained that Aqua Allegoria fragrances are designed not to last long, but to be sprayed up to four times a day: after breakfast, for lunch, in the afternoon, and in the evening.
The perfumer wanted to capture a scent of an early morning when the world is still asleep and slowly waking up. The idea came during a morning ride on horseback. Somewhere outside the hustle and bustle, in the midst of nature, where a unique mist hangs in the air, very clear, moist, and fresh. It is unadulterated because the world is just beginning to awaken.
Thierry Wasser wanted to encapsulate this fresh, light scent in his AA flacons, a fragrance that does not develop much but reminds one of dew, clarity, and is invigorating. It should give the wearer the opportunity at any time of the day to feel enveloped in the mist of this morning scent.

As for Coconut Fizz itself, I must say that even though it is generally a summer fragrance, strangely enough, it also fits well for other seasons like spring and autumn (I am a lightweight when it comes to scents). I layer it, for example, with Flora Cherrysia or Orange Soleia.

Coconut Fizz is, like a day at the beach, water in sunlight, sand beneath the feet, blue sky.

Immediately after spraying, I am embraced by a fresh, clear scent of coconut water that has a slightly exotic touch and is lively thanks to the bergamot. The freshness remains throughout, and the surroundings are eager to take another whiff.

The coconut note in the top note is not too dominant or in the foreground in the heart and base notes, as is the case with some other fragrances. Instead, it is very well balanced with the other components and yet consistently perceptible. A truly beautiful, light mix with a subtly floral note in the dry down.

So, for anyone who can warm up to the scent concept of the AA line and accepts the short longevity, they should at least invest in one of the bottles.

Thank you for reading!

Updated on 03/24/2021

07/25/2020

9Scent 7Longevity 7Sillage

Sweetsmell75
210 Reviews

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Top Review 34

Guerlain's Summer Feeling

For the second summer in a row, Coconut Fizz is a summer favorite for me ...
it's about time to dedicate a comment to this wonderful fragrance!

"The summer makes people dream!"
-Paul Keller-

I dream myself into the coconut water paradise ... white beaches, palm trees, sea breeze, turquoise Caribbean feeling :)

About the scent:
Coconut Fizz actually starts immediately with a creamy and completely unsweet coconut.
Bergamot comes through and gives the fragrance a delicate citrus note. I also perceive freesia as a subtle floral veil. Where the fruits are supposed to be hiding, I can't say ... luckily I don't smell any sour cucumber as described by some here :)
Woody notes from sandalwood and a rather dry-mineral tonka bean (which is not overly sweet) are also present. Of course, musk cannot be missing, even though it doesn't appear in the pyramid :)
Creamy-woody-musky is the base with the coconut that really has a long-lasting presence :)
For me, it's not a typical coconut scent (the usual suspects like Tiarè, Frangipani, etc. are missing), and that's exactly why I like it so much, also because the scent doesn't remind me of Raffaello as it often does with coconut.
Wearable especially in summer but also a mood lifter in spring.
Unisex absolutely!
The bottle is, as always, a real eye-catcher.
The longevity is just under 7 hours, which is not bad for an Aqua Allegoria. The sillage is rather quiet, but that doesn't matter at all for summer fragrances!

Conclusion:
I'm in coconut water paradise :)
*Aloha*
Not too sweet & wonderfully creamy-woody musk in the base!
Guerlain's summer feeling ... mmmhh :)

It's definitely worth a try!
Fortunately, it's now available here as well, because initially it was said that Germany didn't buy it ;)

Updated on 07/25/2020

06/10/2019

7.5Scent 4Longevity 4Sillage

Leimbacher
2879 Reviews

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Top Review 24

Coconut Fizz

"Coconut Fizz" is my second fragrance for the vacation this year. Blindly and quickly packed, as the flight was waiting. And how does it hold up after a few days of summer, south, sun, beach, and sensuality?

Good to very good. It is a very watery, delicate hint of coconut milk paired with a fruity-sweet vibe that you also know from "Teazzura." Never intrusive, which is a real art when it comes to coconut. There are almost a few rosy impressions, which could well be melon + freesias. It is not particularly sparkling; rather, it is delicate, intimate, and airy. Sometimes too delicate, when you can hardly notice it or it has already faded away. But when you focus on it, it can be delightful. A lovely couple's fragrance. Caribbean and chill, sexy and natural. "Virgin Island Water" in a feminine version meets "Still Life In Rio." No comparison to celebrity fragrances from Taylor Swift to Rihanna, which often tread similar waters. I never sense synthetic notes or intrusiveness here. Everything remains relaxed, natural, and like a gentle kiss from the Raffaello commercial. Like a virgin cocktail, like a turquoise beach dress, a natural beauty only with thick pink lipstick, a pavilion in the water of a lagoon, an electric jet ski. Warm and delightful. Green, grassy, ripe, and sometimes even "fig-like."

Bottle: cute and pretty and as always
Sillage: a hint and one of the more watery, transparent olfactory coconuts
Longevity: weakens and becomes skin-close after 3-5 hours, if at all

Conclusion: Coconut, water, softness. "Coconut Fizz" is neither a true hit for Guerlain nor the downfall that some have talked about. I actually like it quite a bit, even though it seems a bit too feminine on me. But it is also listed among women's fragrances. And on my girlfriend, it is even a bit more beautiful.

Updated on 06/10/2019

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