Agua Verde (2005)
by Salvador Dali

The Bottle is nice it appears as if it has green juice but thats just the color of the bottle, the scent is nice i dont smell citrus very much, its very fresh, flowery and powdery and you can smell the alcohol content, overall i like salvador dali and thats why i bought it, longevity isnt great it works on me about 3 hours. good for summer.i like it, will buy again

2nd July, 2011.

All the reviews are spot on. Even on some of the negative points regarding sillage, projection and longevity. The positive points far outweigh the negatives to me. I do wish it was more heavy duty in the sillage department, but the scent is so nicely balanced that it doesn't matter. A neat take on vetiver, with the fig and nutmeg blending in perfectly. It's impossible to overapply or offend anyone with this. Works well at the office for me. I am quite pleased with this overall and keep it in constant rotation. I understand how some could be put off by the reputation of house Salvador Dali alone because of Pour Homme and Black Sun -- both of which *are* heavy duty. Agua Verde, however, is very different... If you like vetiver and would like to experience a different take on the style, then give it a try.

29th September, 2010.

This is like a milder version of the ltd ed Luxury Green, which I love! Great simple fragrance if you imagine Mulger Cologne sweetend with a tiny touch of fig, not too much fig as I generally really dislike powerful figgy fragrances!

22nd July, 2010.

Steamed nutmeg and vetiver. Nice scent because it's light and very wearable. A good change-up from something like Mugler Cologne though Agua Verde doesn't seem to last as long. It's also a little more peppery. It stays close to the skin so there's minimal sillage. Great casual summer wear or office wear.

29th April, 2010.

Almost a total disgrace for this house which has put out some really interesting releases.

On me this is awfully weak and one dimensional steam clean light green scent that has a “lotion-like” structure to it. Doesn’t last.

Can’t think of a much more pointless scent to be bought, although the bottle is very nice as usual for Dali.

15th February, 2009.

Fragrance notes, from Parfum Dali site: fig, grapefruit, jasmine, vetiver, ambergris, sandalwood.
This is a floral-green scent. It has a somewhat sweet tone, rather than crisp or herbal. When I first smelled it, I was convinced that there was moss and musk in it, but they are not listed. The scent has a mossy-genteel air about it, and is quite old-school in its presentation. I find it a bit heavy and perfumey-sweet, so I’m neutral on it.

21st October, 2008.