
Acqua di Parma Blu Mediterraneo Arancia di Capri
Citrus · Aromatic · Fresh spicy.
parfumbible.comCitrus · Fresh · Aromatic.
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Brand origin: The history of Giorgio Armani · Checked 2026-09-21
The brand states that it was founded in Milan in 1975.
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Collection: Armani Prive Les Eaux
Orangerie Venise by Giorgio Armani has a listed citrus, fresh, aromatic profile, with notes of Bitter Orange, Citruses, Bergamot, Neroli, Buchu or Agathosma.
Based on listed notes and accords.
Catalog snapshot · 2026-05-29. Ratings and votes come from the source dataset, not Parfum Bible users or live measurements. This entry has not yet received an individual editorial review.
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Concentration not specified · US listing · Official US product-page label; individual bottle size not specified
Alcohol • Parfum / fragrance • Aqua / water / eau • Limonene • Linalool • Diethylamino hydroxybenzoyl hexyl benzoate • Citral • Alpha-isomethyl ionone • Geraniol • Isoeugenol • Methyl anthranilate • Tris(tetramethylhydroxypiperidinol) citrate • Benzyl alcohol • Citronellol • Eugenol • Benzyl benzoate • Benzyl salicylate
Source: Armani Beauty official US ingredient declaration · Checked 2026-09-22
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202 votes
category average, not hours
246 votes
1 = intimate; higher = stronger
145 votes
1 = overpriced; 5 = great value
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Both list Bergamot and Buchu or Agathosma. Explore Orangerie Venise’s citrus direction alongside Bal d'Afrique’s woody profile. Shared notes offer a starting point for an experiment; the combination has not been wear-tested.
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Both list Citruses and Moss. Explore Orangerie Venise’s citrus direction alongside Another 13’s musky profile. Shared notes offer a starting point for an experiment; the combination has not been wear-tested.
Compare each fragrance alone, then try a small amount together on a blotter. Keep the combination you enjoy; no application order or ratio has been validated.
Orangerie Venise by Giorgio Armani has a listed citrus, fresh, aromatic profile, with notes of Bitter Orange, Citruses, Bergamot, Neroli, Buchu or Agathosma.
The listed perfumers are Claire Liégent, Dominique Ropion.
The longevity rating is 2.92 out of 5, from 202 category votes. This is not a measurement in hours. A wear test is the best way to assess it for you.
Its listed notes include bitter orange, citruses, bergamot, neroli, buchu or agathosma, ambroxan, cedar, moss. These describe the scent rather than its full ingredient formula.
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