Azur Puig 1969

After a very, very short fuzzy - citrus opening lasting just a few seconds, a nicely balanced blend of bitter citrus accord and thyme sets in.
Later, a mild floral note appears, simultaneously followed by a surge of mossy earthy, slightly woody accord.
As it develops further, a herbal cooling note emerges, rather abstractly citrusy, minimally maritime, which craves temperatures above 20 degrees on hot summer days. This "cooling effect" lasts a good 4-5 hours with decent sillage and gradually fades in the 5-6 hour as a lightly mossy, patchouli-earthy base with a hint of jasmine close to the skin.
Reapplying is beneficial for the "refreshment".

Citrusy bitter old-school "Cologne" without an artificially annoying overwhelming "sea breeze" for my taste unisex, even though this term didn't exist in 1969 (when this little water was created).
Unfortunately only available online in Germany, very affordable in a 200ml bottle. The bottle resembles the right image below the price comparison button: grippy, simple with a generous sprayer.

On the packaging, it says so beautifully:
"siente cada dia el frescor del mar con azur de puig"
roughly: every day the feeling of the freshness of the sea with Azur from Puig