With my recent Acqua Di Gio kick I pride myself being CO-CEO of the ADG club along with @Tyler Campanelli. It was inevitable I was gonna add the original. This is the 2024 formulation of the 1996 classic that started it all. Just like with the original LeMale, you see that this is the start of a classic DNA that just works. I never had the 1996 formulation but @Tyler Campanelli who has that informs me this is fresher. I’m inclined to agree. This is arguably the freshest of the line. The most citrus off the top. My first wear of this so far. Obviously a 9-10 just like the rest of them. For those of you that have The Parfum, I’d say this is closest to that but fresher obviously. Atleast to me shares the most similarities to Parfum. EDP is greener than this and the Parfum. Definitely worth adding this to your spring/summer or ADG collection period. Picked the 200 ML up on MaxAroma for 99.

I've been wanting to add this one to my acqua di gio collection for awhile now, didn't know if it'd be worth it considering everything I hear about says it drops the DNA from its 90s predecessor. Now I've finally got my nose on it and am surprised to find out (at least in my opinion) they were wrong. This fragrance has blown my mind, not in the sense that its a revolutionary scent because its not but in the sense that I haven't found many fragrances that are way better than popular opinions to me. This fragrance still has the 90s floral citrus DNA but also has the modern Acqua Di Gio DNA as well. Citrus is pumped up in this and I can tell it has way more longevity than the 90s OG. This one is a must buy Acqua Di Gio for modern fragrance lovers.

Not much you need to say about this one, everyone knows this is a legendary scent lol, maybe it doesnt perform the best for some people but thats an easy fix, just spray on some more.

Say what you will about blue fragrances but this one is doing its own thing with the truffle and plum notes in it. Underrated, period. Huge complement puller as well.

Japanese citrus notes with woody bases and some aromatics. It's Japanese Dior homme sport but from the 90s with that signature 90s vibe. Is there anything wrong with this fragrance? No. There is not.