Armani Code Colonia Giorgio Armani

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Armani Code Colonia Giorgio Armani

Armani Code Colonia Giorgio Armani

Rated 4.02 out of 5 based on 60 customer ratings
(60 customer reviews)

Armani Code Colonia Giorgio Armani for men of Giorgio Armani

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Description

Armani Code Colonia is the new edition of the masculine Armani Code fragrance by Giorgio Armani that will come out in early 2017. The fragrance is announced as an elegant, sensual and attractive blend of light and deep notes in a simplistic composition that is easy to wear.

The composition is signed by Antoine Maisondieu, who wanted to keep the fougere character but gave it a dose of freshness and elegance and a sensual touch of orange blossom. The fresh citrusy start includes notes of bergamot, mandarin and pink pepper, after which a heart of orange blossom, clary sage and salicylate molecule develops. The base is woody and ambery, with accords of tonka bean and heliotrope.

The fragrance will be available as a 50, 75 and 125 ml Eau de Toilette.

60 reviews for Armani Code Colonia Giorgio Armani

  1. :

    3 out of 5

    I like this one. It’s not groundbreaking by any means, but for a designer perfume, it’s quite nice. It has a coca cola vibe to me. It’s refreshing and spicy at the same time. Easy to wear.

  2. :

    5 out of 5

    This was one of my very first fragrances, and I’ve acquired several more since then if you don’t also count the various samples I’ve had and worn.
    I wrote one review for this fragrance before, but for some reason, I now feel inclined to write one again. Code Colonia still remains my most complimented fragrance; even though I don’t particularly regard it as the crown jewel of my collection, other people certainly do. That’s why I don’t understand the dislike for this fragrance that seems to have only deepened since the last time I was here.
    Code Colonia is fresh, sweet, and approachable. It’s one of those fragrances you can wear both casually and semi-formally, and works incredibly well in every season – or so I’ve found. I’ve worn it in high Bangkok heat, strolling around Oxford Street in autumn, and during the height of last year’s winter in Westminster. I’ve been complimented on it on each occasion, even though I never thought of it as a “compliment god”, or whatever arbitrary term is linked to its equivalent now.
    Personally, I think all the hate around this fragrance is indicative of a problem with the Fragrantica community in general, and its malice and toxicity over the past few years. Don’t let it put you off trying or buying this fragrance.

  3. :

    5 out of 5

    This is another fragrance that I don’t understand the hate!! It’s absolutely wonderful. I’m not sure if people just want another Armani code or or something complete different lol but sometimes flankers are just a twist of the original! And sometimes flankers are actually all new perfumes piggybacking off a name! Case an point one million(prive/lucky) prive is a classic flanker it’s a nice twist on one million with the added tababcco. But then there’s one million lucky nothing at all in common with one million lol Armani code Colonia is a true flanker its definitely a In a way toned down version of the original but not in a way of proformamce. Just in its core it’s a lighter more casual Armani code with a hint of citrus. I own both the original and Colonia. I like the original.. I love Colonia.

  4. :

    3 out of 5

    I agree with some similarities to AdG Absolu. However Colonia to me smells less fruity and aquatic. It’s still fresh, I get nice tonka with amber, mandarin orange somewhere in the middle. There’s just a little touch of spiciness somewhere far away.
    I find it easily unisex for late spring, summer, early autumn. You can tell it keeps the trend of todays summer releases, so nothing extremely original here. Still a solid safe “good to go” summer frag.
    6,5/10

  5. :

    5 out of 5

    It’s smells like a weaker version of Absolu . Which why the 4.2 bottle is cheaper because you have to spray more to get your bang for your buck. Get the absolu over this if you can.

  6. :

    3 out of 5

    the same question as lot of reviews.. How can you hate this? i really really dont know why all the hate..
    the opening is quite gorgeous, i love the smell

  7. :

    5 out of 5

    A toned down version of the original. Safe scent idk how you can hate this

  8. :

    4 out of 5

    I like this. I would say this is cologne flanker of Code Profumo though as opposed to Code Original. I’ve never been smitten by Code original but I do like Profumo and this Colonia version.

  9. :

    3 out of 5

    Not bad at all. Fresh but deep. I’m not sure why all the hate as it’s pleasant and inoffensive, definitely work safe.
    I remember the performance to be just moderate but I’ll post back if I wear it again soon and have a different experience.
    Overall, it’s pleasant and not nearly as bad as people want it to be in some reviews :/
    Edit: I wore this last night and found it projected pretty good, though I did spray liberally. I also smelt it on my wrist at around 7 hrs and it wasn’t really all that faint either. Also, Colonia reminds me of a deeper Code Turquoise ( a scent I really liked ) with better performance.

  10. :

    3 out of 5

    *************************************************
    Colonia smell way BETTER than old man Armani Code
    *************************************************
    1. Code Colonia is severely underated by haters: who are ususally old man grew up with Armani Code.
    2. Armani Code is severely OVERATED. Its neither Fresh nor Sweet, its an Neither here nor there fragrance overhype by old people.
    I ♥ Code Profumo (Sweet Clubbing Winter Beast), so everyone tell me I must check out the original Armani Code and how great it is. Well, I got both samples of Code Colonia and Armani Code side-by-side, and I wonder what the fuss is all about???
    • Colonia is Fresher, Project Better, Last Longer (3~4hrs)
    • A.Code is Spicer, very low projecton, last only 2hrs
    • Colonia is loved by 15+ people I’d ask
    • A.Code is a neither fresh, nor sweet, and failed to gather any compliments.
    I think Armani Code was revolutionary back in the 90s, but by 2018, its has become a very mediocre fragrance with horrible performance. Colonia – on the other hand – is severely TRASH by old people, but when I do a blind test (not tell people what’s on my left/right wrist). Everyone end up choosing Colonia over original.
    The only thing I don’t like about Colonia is the price, other than that, this is my 2nd favorite CODE after my Code Profumo.

  11. :

    5 out of 5

    I got this for my teenaged son as his first cologne. I think it’s a good start as an introduction to wearing his first fragrance. A very fresh scent that can be worn at any event, whether school or a social gathering that doesn’t offend the senses.

  12. :

    4 out of 5

    I’ve never been fond of the Code series, but really enjoyed the smell of Colonia on paper. I think I am going to buy Colonia at full retail, and give it a few honest days wearings. If i don’t like it, I’ll just return it for a full refund.

  13. :

    4 out of 5

    I absolutely love this one! I had finished my first bottle and I bought a new one last month.
    Armani Code Colonia is soft,fresh, invigorating and uplifting!
    A great fragrance for spring, summer and autumn. It’s a soft and very pleasant scent but it’s not the best option for the really hot summer days.
    Scent – 9/10
    Longevity – 7/10
    Projection – 7/10
    Compliments – 9/10
    Overall: 8/10

  14. :

    4 out of 5

    This is nice. It’s a much fresher, crisper version of the original. It’s still sweet in the drydown. Sort of smells like freshly washed sheets, warm clean skin with a sweet base. A little citrus, a little floral. Good in SoCal heat and I can’t imagine this could offend anyone. I really like it. It’s one of those fragrances you can wear when you don’t want to think too hard about it. Every man needs one of those.

  15. :

    5 out of 5

    Yum yum, give me some! It smells just like it looks. Has that Codesque base to it, but adds a more daytime fresh blueness to it for a smooth and complete package. There needed to be a more every day version of Code(other than the discontinued Sport – as that was just another boring citrus anyway)

  16. :

    3 out of 5

    I don’t get the negative reviews.. i wore this to work I received 7 compliments from women between 25 and 40 within the first two hours. This is niceeee. Fresh version of the original

  17. :

    4 out of 5

    It’s okay at best.
    It is definitely fresher than the original, especially at first blast. Then it dries down to a sweet-tonka-floral base.
    It’s a little too sweet, and not-so-spicy for my liking. It’s a very gentle, warm linen smell (as said below).
    Decent, but not great.

  18. :

    3 out of 5

    I’ve used many of the Code line; the original Code, Profumo, Ultimate, and I have also tried Sport a few times. I can say that Colonia is simply the most pleasant for me. It smells just right, not too sweet, not too dark, not too freshy sporty. It is just right. No off-putting note. I can see myself grabbing it often as it is very easy to use, especially in hot country like here. It is less sweet and less thick than Profumo, and it is brighter than Code and Ultimate. It is just right. And luckily, a bonus is that I get pretty good longevity from this. After 8 hours, I can still smell it somewhere (I spreyed 2 on my neck sides and a few on my shirt)
    In conclusion, Colonia is my new go-to fragrance which I can wear everyday with full confidence.

  19. :

    4 out of 5

    It’s an amazing fragrance. It smells so good. Perfect for wearing during the day (office, university, etc). The projection is average, but who said that all fragrances have to be smelled from a mile away?
    I’ve received many compliments. My girlfriend insisted to try it after watching the Stenmark twins campaign video. I’m glad I got it.

  20. :

    4 out of 5

    Disclaimer: I’ve only smelled the magazine tester paper version of this so I would likely have a different review with the actual fragrance.
    That being said, I really really enjoy this. Code Colonia is nothing groundbreaking: it has the same fresh green/citrus notes as a million other office-safe colognes and a deeper, sweeter drydown could belong to any other scent at the department store. The only thing that makes it stands out slightly is the slight herbal/spicy touch from some of its greener notes. But what’s wrong with that if you like it? It is an embodiment of a young professional with a neat haircut, a clean suit, and a pleasant smile– and sometimes that’s all we aspire to be, a pleasant person who also smells pleasant.

  21. :

    3 out of 5

    It’s 33° here this morning (17 October) in Jonesport, Maine and I am writing this review from the helm of my lobster boat as I sail offshore. I sprayed ACC 4x at exactly 4:50am this morning and I am still getting solid whiffs of this juice at the moment & it’s 7:00 am. My lobster boat does not have a fully enclosed wheelhouse so I am still in the crisp Autumn air. If this stuff can project reasonably for 2 hours & counting in 33 degree weather then I am sure it projects just fine in heat! I know it’s a bit odd to talk about performance before the scent it’s self but many are bashing ACC’s performance so I wanted to make it clear upfront that I do infact get adequate performance.
    Scent: Very reminiscent of Code Profumo. ACC is closer to ACP than the original Code. I would call this Armani Code Profumo Eau Fraiche. Take ACP, add some airy citrus notes and you have ACC. Sweet yet fresh. That basically sums this one up. Nothing ground breaking but a wonderful scent nonetheless.
    This is a great warm weather scent. If you enjoy ACP but want something lighter for the day time then this is the way to go especially once it is discounted. As stated I am getting good performance in just about freezing tempts. I cannot speak yet on compliments but i’d be wicked surprised if this didn’t rack up a few within the first 2 hours of wearing. Give it a try!
    Solid 3.75/5

  22. :

    4 out of 5

    In Arizona, we effectively have two seasons: spring and summer. Autumn and Winter don’t really happen here. It never gets cold enough to wear dark, rich winter fragrances which is fine by me since I hate winter. ANYWAY…my go-to fragrances for cooler months in AZ are usually gourmands or fresh/slightly sweet fragrances Chanel Allure Homme Sport, Gucci Guilty, and Prada Luna Rossa Sport. This falls squarely into that category. It’s like fresh candy and clean, warm linen. Longevity and sillage are insanely good for me. Totally safe, albeit pricey, blind buy if you’re so inclined.

  23. :

    3 out of 5

    For a beginner’s fragrance, I feel like this is a solid choice for older teens/young adults males. It’s not as overly mature as the original and has a lighter but still intense scent. The notes are very nice, and as someone who recently just joined the fragrance game, I have gotten many compliments from various different people for the scent. It’s nothing incredible, but it’s a solid, relatively unique and inoffensive first choice.
    Pros:
    – Living in a tropical climate, this fragrance lasts a solid 8-10 hours, even when I’m sweating
    – Lots of compliments
    – An inoffensive and fresh scent, not incredibly mature but still a step above other casual scents.
    – Can be worn in both day and night occasions (though I’d say it’s more of an afternoon-evening scent)
    Cons:
    – DON’T for the love of all things sacred spray too much. It’s very obvious if you overdo the sprays, especially in a cooler or air-conditioned environment.
    – I’ve noticed if you store it in warmer areas the scent becomes incredibly strong the point where it gives me headaches when I spray it on. My fault entirely – a quick fix is to place it in a cooler area where the scent returns to normal.
    8/10

  24. :

    3 out of 5

    This has the code DNA which I dig and its a fresher version which is also nice but I have a couple of issues. I feel.the code dna for me is better for night time use and the ultimate version is what I use to.fulfil that purpose and secondly there are better fresh scents for the day IMO when compared to.this colonia. Dont get me wrong its a nice scent if you like the code Line up so if your a fan its definitely a nice.one to try! reminds me of what Paco did with invictus by making the aqua version smell basically the same just a fresher version and Armani has nailed it beautifully in terms of creating a fresher version of the original!
    Edit: This has grown on me more and more.. Id consider getting a bottle in the future, just smells so pleasant and like the description says “simplistic composition that is easy to wear”

  25. :

    5 out of 5

    i try it to be honest, its very simillar with versace eros Please don’t spend your money / i can say Versace Eros with little Code DNA shame for G.Armani release 🙁

  26. :

    4 out of 5

    I really like this fragrance and find it’s somewhat an aquatic scent with some citrus, amber and soft florals elements. It’s great for summer, but can see wearing this year round. I got a 125ml bottle for a very good price and I’m happy with it. Having said that I do not feel it’s worthy of anything near full retail. The big knock on this is performance. If this was done ala Profumo style it would be fantastic, but sadly I get max 4 hours out of it. I read one review in here where they said they get 10+ hours out of it and to me that’s a head scratcher lol. It smells very nice for the first hour or two depending on what I’m doing, but then it sits very close to the skin. If you can grab this one on the cheap I say go for it as it’s a crowd pleaser and inoffensive. If you’re in a brick and mortar and tempted to pay top dollar I’d highly recommend getting a sample or at least spraying some on for a walk around the mall to see if you feel the performance on you will justify the price.

  27. :

    5 out of 5

    I had the same experience as the reviewer below–I thought the longevity complaints were just the typical ones that tend to pop up on new fresh fragrances, however it really isn’t very good. I’ve just been spraying a little more than normal and some on my shirt, then the performance is satisfactory.
    Code Colonia is somewhat of a typical release for the house of Armani: classy, understated scent, a little overpriced and underperforming (this doesn’t include the “profumos,” of course). This isn’t very summery or reminiscent of a classic eau de cologne, the scent that I get is warm and almondy (tonka and heliotrope), with a little woodiness. It’s safe for the office all year and can be worn in most situations. I see this being worn in the spring and fall and being especially good for close encounters.
    This isn’t a bad scent and is definitely worth a try if the performance would be a deal breaker. I see most people liking this, but few really falling in love with it, although I think that some will, it’s versatile and different without being really bland or strange. This scent is probably in the same category as Prada l’Homme and Dior Homme Eau, not that they smell similar but have a similar concept.

  28. :

    5 out of 5

    First, when I saw the review here I think they over complaint. When I bought it and start use, I understand the negative review. From my experience, the longevity is less than 4 hours and the sillage is lower than average. The smell is not generic and nothing to remember. You will do nothing wrong if you not buy this perfume.

  29. :

    3 out of 5

    This one is quickly becoming a go to fragrance in my collection. The tonka bean and citrus notes together are very well done. It just smells good and I like smelling good.

  30. :

    4 out of 5

    A very nice perfume the first two hours but then the scent is more heavy and lose its freshness. Maybe I should reapply it using a spray bottle.
    Ignore the poor longevity votes.

  31. :

    5 out of 5

    Not sure what the hate is about. Its a fresh version of code. Its nothing original or unique. Its nothing artistic, but it is something that just smells good. Has freshness and gourmand elements in the same way allure sport extreme does it. I haven’t tried allure sport extreme in a long time but from what I can remember I am not sure why people would hate this one but love that. I would say they are in the same genre.
    Scent 4/5 – for a generic fresh/vanilla scent
    Performance 3/5

  32. :

    3 out of 5

    After a decent opening, this stuff is awful. I feel as though the code DNA totally clashes with the freshness this tries to bring. The result is like wearing two clashing perfumes at the same time.

  33. :

    4 out of 5

    Went to Macy’s to spend my money on a new cologne from this year. I asked the sales girl what cologne would she recommend just for me. She eyed me up and down and said “Code Colonia Armani”. Probably says the same thing to every guy. But thanks to her ‘intuition’ I’m the owner of a nice new cologne for my growing collection. Code Colonia is modern 21st century Armani eau de cologne for a Millennial young man which to be truthful in speaking is not my demographic. I’m Generation X. However this is my kind of cologne and my age group has nothing to do with what I like. I go after scents that I like regardless of ‘age’ as in the age of the fragrance’s release, or the age group or target group associated with it, not to mention the gender. This scratches my itch.
    Opens with a citrus burst with a green accord around it (sage or something like patchouli) which seem evocative of summer time. Fresh and clean citrus, lemon lime peel and bergamot orange with a green leaf. Smells like citrus being squeezed. The lemon based opening is to my liking. Perfect for hot days when it’s already over 80 degrees at 10am. Right after the citrus subsides I detect a peppery note, almost like a Dr. Pepper kind of scent, bubbly and peppery at the same time. This part of the scent seems to be in mid performance and does really belong to the Millennial category.
    Colonia’s not terribly mature or confident. It’s cozy and comfortable, laidback and unassuming. Casual and in no hurry to go anywhere. The sage is not as dominant as I thought it would be. It never goes fully green. In the dry down amber tree and amber notes not to mention the newer amber based chemical ambroxan is what I was able to pick up on. Not the big ambroxan in Dior Sauvage but kind of like a junior version. A vanilla and ‘floral vanilla’ note of heliotrope, quite subtle and in a small dose, is present in the dry down as well, courtesy of the tonka but it’s nowhere near as powder based powdery as hell as the dry dow to the original Code out of which the Armani Code flankers were spawned.
    For me this is not a ‘colonia’ (cologne) but an EDT eau de toilette in disguise as a cologne. It seems to be the ‘day time’ equivalent to the ‘evening’ cologne that is the 1st Armani Code. The spices and tobacco and darker leather smoothness/musk powder of the original is more nocturnal. The fragrance is neither long lasting nor detectable to others. It’s a clean scent but it’s soft on the skin and disappears like after showering with soap. This is not soapy by any means but it has very weak staying power and the skin absorbs it like a sponge. This has a quiet shy personality like a young nerd who has made his first million before the age of 22. The scent can be arguably classified as unisex to my nose because of the splash of sweet mandarin citrus and the vanilla plus heliotrope flower and balsamic amber so it’s possible a modern city career gal can wear it if she doesn’t give a damn about gender labels on fragrances. It’s day wear stuff. Not formal or business like. Something to wear in the day time when you are being yourself and hanging out with your friends. Spritz it on your dress shirts polo shirts and you’re good to go.

  34. :

    3 out of 5

    I have a 75 ml bottle of this. And I have worn it a lot, however haven’t used much of it because two to three sprays are more than enough. This lasts easily 10 to 12 hours on my skin. I don’t know what others’ issues have been with the longevity, but this has been performing very well for me.

  35. :

    4 out of 5

    Frankly speaking I do not understand negative comments on this.
    It is a truly interesting fresh take on the original, so representingnot only a summer choice but potentially an amazing and elegant day and office scent.
    Fresh, masculine and delicate, it does not pretend you to be serious but to leave with a smile.
    An aromatic fougere mainly centered around clary sage, softened by an amber trail.
    Do not expect the classic ‘colonia accord’, as the fresh start is quite quickly warmed up and toned down.
    Longevity is average, and it remain as a discrete trail.
    Potential signature.

  36. :

    5 out of 5

    i dont get it…why so much hate people?did you all buy a bottle or sample it enough?its an amazing take on original code…while the profumo took an obvious one million turn to make it power packed winter scent, this baby was toned down with the original scent for the summer.looks cool as hell, priced reasonably, lasts decent…little powdery and fresh…i see a great value cologne from a prestigious house.i tried this 4 times so far for the different part of the day..and i liked it every time…its a great day time scent, the original code dna is there and for casual and office work in spring and summer…great choice.ill give this a solid 8/10.must try on your skin guys 🙂 i will buy and review this soon 🙂

  37. :

    3 out of 5

    This is a nice little edition for the armani code lineup. My best mate owns the original armani code which I quite like. So when I saw this one had hit the shelves I tried it and instantly loved it.
    It smells gorgeous straight out of the bottle and just keeps getting classier as the notes start opening up. I think armani nailed the ‘daytime’ scent quite well, it’s very versatile but just has that smart /casual and pleasent Aurora about it.
    My only gripe is the longevity with this one. They really should of released a perfume which I would of happily paid more for. I find it day to day quite inconsistent. Sometimes it can be on my skin for 6 hours before starting to really fade. Some sprays only seem to last about 2-3 hours and then I have to reapply. Wearing it on my first day to work I reapplied it 4 times.
    Amazing flanker from armani. Has the same umph as the original and porfumo but just dies of too quickly. If you’re a heavy user definitely go for the 125ml. Better value for money aswell.
    7.7/10

  38. :

    3 out of 5

    A mish mash of the worst kind of ‘mall-ecules’ with some forced ‘freshness’ on top.
    Like smelling Versace Eros in a bad dream.
    Please don’t spend your money on this!

  39. :

    4 out of 5

    FOR THOSE WANTING TRUTHFUL INFORMATION ON THIS FRAG:
    You can remove at least 20 “poor/soft” votes as they are bots racking up negative votes before fragrances are even released.
    They’re hitting a lot of popular new releases – sometimes they rack up 20 positives, sometime negatives and it’s always around 20 or so.
    This one is VERY nice off the top – fresh and pleasantly sweet, but not cloying or too sweet. I get about 6-7 hours with this and 2 hours projections. Solid for a fresh frag, but the opening is quite gorgeous.

  40. :

    4 out of 5

    I’ve been quite critical of most of the Code lineup, so I wasn’t expecting much, but, I really liked this, the opening is beautiful, very fresh and uplifting, still has the code DNA, but whichever note I dislike in the original is not present here. Sadly I got about 3 hours max, then it became a very soft skin scent. Like this one a lot.

  41. :

    5 out of 5

    This actually was a pretty good purchase for me. I went to Macy’s to smell a fragrance I blind bought to get an idea of what to expect. I noticed my YSL rep at the counter so I walked over and she sprayed the card and handed it to me and kept talking. After 5 mins I noticed that the scent was fresh but had the opening to ACP. Which is a different blend, then behind everything there’s a note that brings Invictus to mind. She offered a good price for a set and she always loads me up with extras. I wore this today and I held strong for about 6 hrs on 5 sprays. Not bad, it’s a good work scent or maybe even a date. I would prefer to wear this in the Spring, Summer, and Fall. You could pull this off in the Winter indoors.
    Rate 8/10
    Scent-Fresh, Sweet Aromatic
    Longevity-6hrs
    Projection-1ft leaves a scent trail IMO

  42. :

    4 out of 5

    Scent: 10/10. Love the citrus opening.
    Drydown similar to ACP but softer
    version.
    Projection: Moderate, arm’s length.
    Longevity: Becomes skin scent after 2
    hours on my skin.
    Compliments: 8/10
    Occasion:
    -Office
    -Close encounter
    Overall: 9/10
    I wear this to work as it’s not too loud of a scent. Love the smell, I’m addicted to it and I don’t mind reapplying.

  43. :

    5 out of 5

    I really enjoy this one. Reminds me of Code Profumo in the opening, but surprisingly, I get a lighter, fresher Invictus on the dry down. Guess I’m the only crazy one since no other review has mentioned it but anyways, I Can’t compare to Invictus Aqua since I’ve never smelled it, but to my nose this is way nicer and way less headache inducing than the original from Paco Rabanne. Don’t let my Invictus comparison turn you off on this scent. Apparently its only me!
    Anyways, On my skin it lasts 7+ hours. As for projection I’m not really sure but co workers were able to smell me after a full work day, so there’s that. overall I’d give this scent an 8/10. Works for me, and I know for sure I’ll be leaving a dent on my bottle before Winter creeps up again and have to pull out Code Profumo/Code Ultimate!

  44. :

    5 out of 5

    This smells so amazing at first its insane, fresh and sweet just perfect, too perfect. Because it’s gone within a couple hours and if you sweat its barely even a skin scent after. Sucks because it really is one of the best fragrances Ive ever smelled.

  45. :

    4 out of 5

    I love because :
    – it smells nice (top notes = soft version of Code Profumo

  46. :

    5 out of 5

    dry down = similar to the top notes of Armani code)
    – the performance is good (longevity = 8 hours +

  47. :

    3 out of 5

    sillage = average)
    – it is versatile
    – it is less powdery
    – the first time i wore Colonia i got a compliment from a female coworker
    Overall, what we love about the Code line is there : the scents of Code profumo and Armani code, but smoother

  48. :

    4 out of 5

    To me its basically a more summer version and more of a all season wearing version of the code profumo release and nothing more. Enough milking of the flankers make something new and this goes for all houses not just Armani. And for the guy who said he gets more compliments with this then his expensive niche fragrances is because niche isnt about mass pleasing scents its about creating new,odd, and artistic fragrances that not everyone will appreciate as much as the designer fragrances!

  49. :

    5 out of 5

    I love Armani Code…really love Code Ultimate…not a fan of Colonia-Balognia. Okay, it’s a pleasant enough scent but the same can be said about a thousand-and-one other fragrances out there. Extremely disappointed when compared to the aforementioned stellar release. But this is only my opinion so judge for yourself. I should have sniffing this one having lower expectations, I suppose.

  50. :

    5 out of 5

    I think this a nice fragrance and very versatile.
    What i get out of this is like the opening of Armani Code Profumo.
    This one has way less of the tonkabean.
    It’s a sweet candy like smell, but not cloying and smells pleasant.
    Nothing outstanding tho, but you can wear it all year around every occasion.
    This is an lasting fragrance, i did get 6-8 hours out of it.
    But i think it is too expensive now

  51. :

    5 out of 5

    Projection: 7/10
    Longevity:7/10
    Scent:9/10
    Compliments:8/10
    Total : 7.75/10
    Amazing scent ! Girls love it! My fiancee try to hug me all the time just to feel the scent! It stayed 5 hours on my skin (wish more).

  52. :

    3 out of 5

    I dont know why but it kind of reminds me of Versace Eros. They both have nothing in common except the tonka bean note.
    I don’t dislike the scent, but if it’s as extremely soft and weak as people say… Not worth it for me

  53. :

    3 out of 5

    I only tried on paperstrip, but I can smell fresh pear and found similar to Ultra male…

  54. :

    4 out of 5

    This is a huuuge let down! The opening is like fresher Code profumo with prominent citrus note which fades quickly into regular code just fresher, with kinda metallic note. The dry down is more floral. Really, nothing special and not worth Armani name. There are tons of better frags, this one not even to be considered. I sprayed this on one hand and Aqua Marine on the other, simply because I wanted to try out Aqua Marine again. Asked a few ladies and they all said that Marine is way better than this. Not even a good smell, let alone WOW. Light years from wow. To this day, Code Ultimate, Profumo and Sport are the best of Code line. If you want fresh Armani, go with Code Sport or ADG Profumo. Lasting power is very bad, three hour tops, of which two are a skin scent and the projection is almost non existent. Put 6 heavy sprays and after 1 hour I don’t think ppl can smell you. Maybe it’s because it’s winter and it would act differently in the summer but I’m not so sure. It’s not an awful frag just not for the Armani price. This falls into a $10 category cheapies and even there is would not dominate. Zara fragrances would eat it up for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
    There is a sea of better fresh frags than this one. A huge pass for me.

  55. :

    5 out of 5

    I sincerely feel many citrus especially bergamot and little sweetness .is a fragrance mess. a sickening little sweet and more sour mix. is not a summer / spring fragrance because the few notes sweetish disturb. and for my taste it is too citrusy. I feel very distant echoes of code profumo. a mess!!!! strong performance. rating 0/10

  56. :

    3 out of 5

    I actually felt like this was more similar to the original than Profumo. I really don’t get the downvotes. Smells really nice to me.

  57. :

    5 out of 5

    Not my cup of tea, as it smells very close to Profumo that I don’t like. Sweet, powdery, ambery in a super synthetic way. They added the citrusy element, however the fragrance can’t be named “fresh” or “cologne”.
    Code Sport is still the best Code flanker to me.

  58. :

    5 out of 5

    Today I smelled this at my local perfume store, and I have to say, I am a little dissapointed.
    the fresh opening is pleasant, but nothing groundbreaking.
    It’s something i have definitely smelled before.
    In the profumo, and ultimate versions, the original dna is still recognizable, which i can’t really smell in this fragrance. It’s quite a floral fragrance, and i can picture a woman wearing this.
    It’s not bad at all, but I find it a bit boring overall.

  59. :

    3 out of 5

    Today i bought this at my local perfumery,
    i had to blindbuy it as they had no tester
    available.
    First thing coming back to my car
    i ripped the cellophane off and sprayed it on my
    hand. First impression was good a nice fresh
    bergamot mandarin opening that slowley turned
    into a more powdry floral scent.
    The fragrance itself is nothing groundbreaking,
    i have smelled many similar in my time and its hard to
    really get super exited over this one, but at
    least its a good scent that last for about 6
    hours or so, worth checking out.

  60. :

    4 out of 5

    This is already available in Douglas shops in Hungary. It starts off in a similar way as profumo but in a less sweeter and

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