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Culture by Tabac: Arena di Roma (2002)
by Mäurer & Wirtz

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A fragrance for the 25+ man who enjoys travelling and enjoys other cultures. A fresh, light fragrance with woody tangy accents packaged in a box with a design inspired by Roman culture and history.

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Arena di Roma is a pretty straightforward copy of two other famous fragrances: Biagiotti's Roma and Paloma Picasso's Minotaure. Therefore it isn't a big surprise that the packaging and juice are orange, just as the bottles/liquid of the other two. It is however a competent ripoff and personally I like it more than Roma, since there is an added licorice dimension here. Like many Tabacs, a steal for the price.
07 August 2005

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