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Strange in that the light, blurry, effervescent aspects seem at odds with its harder-hitting base of ambers and woods. I'll revisit, maybe.

Much less aquatic than Pacific Chill, focuses more on realism of fruit flesh and piths, before sublimating into mint and cedar. A success.

A gorgeous citrus opening, yes, but the base is equally compelling: a light, sweet musk, like a sugar cube in water. Di Marino wins, again.

A genuinely compelling fruity-citrus fragrance that shows Fernández can and should be making more stuff like this than his Crivelli stuff.

Pleasantly bitter and fresh, before swiftly moving into a large dose of soft cedarwood and musks. Pleasant, inoffensive, no complaints.