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Lisboa Colombo Avenida do Colegio Militar 2022
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Zara's Lisboa Colombo Avenida do Colegio Militar 2022 is an aromatic citrus fragrance for men. Launched in 2022, this composition features an opening of lemon and sour lime, leading to a floral heart of jasmine, and closing with a clean woody base of musk.
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Fragrantica says it’s a diluted version of Aqua di Gio, but I don’t buy it; it lasts about five hours on my skin. It’s not overly complex, but you can clearly distinguish the notes in each phase. It’s a great substitute if you’re looking for something similar to A d G.
Smells, simply, amazing. Very similar to Acqua Di Gio, but without that egg-like dry-down. Super fresh and fruity. A Zara classic you can’t miss. With moderate trail and projection, highly recommended.
I read on the English version of Fragrantica that it’s a diluted version of Aqua Di Gio. I don’t think that’s the case, judging by its five-hour longevity. It’s not highly complex, but the notes are clearly identifiable throughout its evolution. Undoubtedly, an excellent alternative when it comes to A d G.
It’s a well-executed fragrance. Inspired by Aqua di Gio. With better performance than ADG, as this one has been reformulated over the years. I recommend it.
Citrusy, ideal for heat, and with excellent price. It needs to be reapplied after several hours, but it shouldn’t be a major issue given its great cost-benefit ratio. A simple scent, but definitely pleasant.
I recommend it quite a bit; it’s very good for any occasion. I would use it daily. It reminds me a lot of Aqua di Gio; it’s undoubtedly the same DNA, but in my opinion, it resembles the Pour Homme version more. Where it fails the most is in longevity, but it could be olfactory fatigue, as after about 4 hours I can’t perceive it, which is solved by reapplying the fragrance. If we talk about projection, it’s very moderate, nothing extraordinary. 8/10.
I highly recommend it; it works for anything and I wear it every day. It smells very much like Aqua Di Gio—it’s the same DNA, but to me it feels closer to the Pour Homme version. The only downside is longevity, though it might be olfactory fatigue; after four hours I can’t smell it anymore, but reapplying fixes that. Projection is moderate, nothing flashy. 8/10.
Clone of ADG? No. When I tried it with that reputation, I thought: Where is the ADG clone? At first, there’s a desperate lemon, as if you cut a lemon in half and squeezed it. Then, something shy floral appears, giving it an air of yerba mate, I don’t know, all of this after half an hour, forty minutes. Finally, after an hour, when that desperate lemon begins to fade, only then, in the dry-down, is it similar to ADG, similar, but with a much more basic aroma, the essence of ADG EDT, but not the complex aroma of several notes from the same, but rather the most characteristic air. Performance: It makes itself felt, but causes olfactory fatigue; you might not feel it after a while, but it’s there, and it projects. I sprayed 2 on my clothes, and 24 hours later, when I put on the same hoodie, it was still noticeable. In conclusion: Do I recommend it? Naturally yes, in a pack with Seoul it’s at a ridiculous price.
Delicious perfume, an olfactory experience I love, among the best from Zara along with its sister Seoul, which are criticized everywhere for their longevity, performance, and similarities. Let them focus on football, because we’re talking about low-cost perfumes that expect to last 24 hours and project for 15 hours for $20. Please!!!! If you’re a collector, you’re looking for olfactory experiences, not beasts everywhere. For that, there are 5ml decants, and the longevity problem is solved, or do you look for colognes that last 5 hours? xD. Lisboa is a beast.
Lisboa is a citrus (lemon) and slightly floral fragrance, not as sparkling, but quite casual and for daily use during hot periods. Regarding its projection and longevity, they are moderate and more than acceptable, especially considering the excellent price. I plan to buy it along with Seoul, in the offer pack. If I had to rate it, I’d give it a 7.5 out of 10.
I know this fragrance very well; I spent 3 bottles in 2022. Citrusy, clean, with a floral and soapy touch. To me, it smells like lemonade. It’s for daily use and overusing it, as obviously it doesn’t have much trail and projects very little. It’s something that after 2 hours is right up against your skin, a scent you feel and enjoy yourself. I rarely get compliments unless someone gets close or hugs me. I recommend it for mornings, going to work, the pool, or the gym, always on hot days. Buy it in a pack with Seoul, which is another great fragrance; they always have the 2 for 15€ deal. Best quality-price ratio out there.
I know this one well: I went through three bottles in 2022. It smells citrusy, clean, floral, and soapy—like lemonade. It’s perfect for daily wear without any worry; it doesn’t project much and after two hours it settles right on your skin, becoming a scent you enjoy on yourself. People rarely comment on how good it smells unless they get very close. Ideal for mornings, work, the pool, or the gym in the heat. Grab the pack with Seoul, another great dupe, and you always get 2 for 15€. The quality-to-price ratio is unbeatable.
They say it’s a clone of Aqua di Gio, but it doesn’t resemble it much aside from the citrus scent. There are supermarket clones (which aren’t even listed on FragranceNet) that I think are better. It smells like lemon and generally synthetic. On the other hand, it’s quite long-lasting and very cheap. I’ll use it for work and little else. I’d recommend Silver over this (patchouli instead of musk); for me, it smells better, although the reviews on their page aren’t very good either. The good thing is that it’s easy to try, as there are Zara stores everywhere.
I love this fragrance. It’s super fresh, though it doesn’t last long. It doesn’t feel exactly like Acqua di Gio, maybe a bit more citrusy at the start. For the price and performance (about 3 hours on skin, a bit longer on clothes, and you need to reapply), I think it’s a great option.
I really like it. It starts very citrusy, like sweet lemon, and after half an hour, the white flowers come out (mainly jasmine), which are a bit sharp and make the best part of the scent. It’s all wrapped in musk and a sweet aquatic touch. I see it as fresh for nice weather days in summer or late spring, which is when it shows its nuances and puts me in a good mood. I don’t think it works as well for night and I didn’t like it for cool days. For me, it lasts quite a while; after 7 hours of work, I still feel small bursts of musk, though weak. I see it as masculine, with a certain elegance and a friendly vibe, suitable for all ages. I’ve received compliments, but also been told it reminds someone of another person. It doesn’t seem that much like the ADG line to me, and in fact, I like Lisboa a bit more. Without being similar, it’s in the style of Versace Pour Homme or L’Eau d’Issey but more strident than the latter and with lots of jasmine. A downside is that when applied to clothes, it smells too ambered, which I don’t like, unlike on skin. It also leaves something to be desired in moderate or cold temperatures, as it fades quickly. I recommend it for its aroma, versatility in the heat, and price. It’s far from being a beast mode fragrance, though the performance is good for what it is: something fresh for the heat, cheap, and tasty. Ideal for short outings or if you’re looking for something cheap for everyday use.
Honestly, I hated it at first, but my opinion changed for the better. It’s a totally citrusy, fresh, and clean perfume, slightly floral. Ideal for daily wear on hot days, work, or school. On skin, it doesn’t last more than three hours and projects little, though it’s very rich for feeling fresh. In Argentina, at the current price of the single unit, I don’t see it as recommended; I imagine there are better options. Although I think it’s worth buying it in a pack with the Seoul.
I bought the set with the Seoul and San Francisco five years ago, so I missed trying this Lisbon. We could say it shares the same vibe as ADG, but when I smell it, that’s not the first thing that comes to mind; I would never say they are similar. It smells like lemon with some woodiness, slightly green and fresh. It’s ephemeral with little projection. I had the chance to try it recently, and although I had the money, I felt very little presence. I left without buying it. EDIT 2025: I ended up buying it used, 6/10, approved just enough.
I bought it three months ago, still in winter in Argentina, and it doesn’t project or last more than 30 or 40 minutes on the skin. It reminds me of Acqua di Gio, but after 10 or 15 seconds the lemon part disappears, leaving it very flat and artificial. I don’t recommend it, at least not at a good price, which was my case when buying it with the Seoul.
Inspired by ADG, very citrusy and green, with little body. Lasts at most an hour and is economical.
I bought it in 2020 looking for a clone or something similar to ADG, which I loved. At first, it seemed totally identical, so I wore it with the Seoul. But at home, I realized it goes in a different direction. It doesn’t feel entirely synthetic, though it is quite synthetic, and it stays far from the charming and slightly sweet dry-down of ADG. In this Lisbon version, I only detect two notes: a somewhat synthetic lemon with a marine note. It’s not a bad perfume; for the price, it’s a great option if you like fresh citrus and ADG, but don’t imagine it’s the best perfume in the world.
Scent of lemon (more synthetic) and white flowers, smells clean. Doesn’t smell like alcohol, making it good for summer. Lemon dominates over time, though I might prefer the white flower scent. It’s a scent that everyone always likes.
Classic, fresh, and rich, but with poor longevity. I’ve tested it several times: it’s rich and fresh, following the Acqua di Gio line, but it falls short. It projects for about 30 minutes and lasts close to the skin for another two hours. I wouldn’t invest in the original if I have this option, but it falls very short compared to the EDP, Profondo, or Profumo.
Fresh, great for daily wear, and very easy to wear without being intrusive. Smells like lemon and jasmine with a sparkling citrus touch, like soda. It fades quickly and stays close to the skin, but lasts until the next day on clothes. I wouldn’t wear it at night or in cold weather; it’s perfect for a summer afternoon by the pool. It’s simple, flat, but good and affordable. Seems a bit like the ADG EDT and is a good alternative for the price.
Very rich and fresh, it smells new. Projects well for the first hour with a lot of Acqua di Gio character. It’s nothing special, but it does its job for smelling good on a regular day, whether staying home or going to the gym.
At first, it smells very much like Acqua di Gio, but once it dries down, it becomes much more musky and feels completely different. The longevity is a breath; it’s ideal for after a shower or for a quick errand run.
For the price, it’s a beast. It’s an Aqua Di Gio that’s less blue and more floral. The opening is citrusy and fresh, perfect for daily wear in this southern heat. It’s also ideal when you don’t know what to wear: just grab this and go. Almost guaranteed someone will like it. Fun fact: my wife loves using it to scent her sheets. At first, performance was terrible, but after a year it’s slightly better… but don’t expect miracles. It’s a subtle detail for casual outfits on hot days, nothing more.
For the price, it’s a beast. It’s an Acqua di Gio that’s less blue and more floral. Citrusy and cool at the opening, it’s great for everyday wear these summer months in the south. Perfect when you don’t know what to grab: pick this up and it works. Rare that someone won’t like it. Fun fact: my wife loves using it to scent her sheets. At first, the longevity and projection were terrible, but after a year, it’s improved somewhat. Don’t expect miracles; it’s a subtle little treat for casual clothes on hot days.
I really like it. Good longevity and it performs well in summer heat, even activating with sweat. It’s very flat: just lemon and musk all the time. It delivers exactly what it promises.
It emulates the DNA of ADG, but with a more floral, unisex vibe rather than fresh or aquatic. I do like it and apply it occasionally for personal enjoyment. Ideal for spring/summer and daily use if you enjoy fresh and floral scents. I got it at a good price in a pack with Seoul.
It has the vibe of ADG; it’s a citrus fragrance to feel fresh, perfect for everyday wear in spring and summer.
I love this perfume, but its longevity is a joke. Perfect for a quick trip to the grocery store or running an errand in the summer.
Lisbon is fresh, aquatic, and easy to wear. It vaguely recalls Acqua di Giò, but it’s much simpler and linear, lacking Armani’s depth. As it dries down, it has a clean, floral quality that’s addictive; you find yourself reaching for it without realizing it. Lasts 3-4 hours with soft projection. Clean, functional, and with a base that hooks you.
There’s no mystery here; it’s citrusy and fresh. It’s not a clone of ADG, but it reminds me of it. What really surprises me is the longevity: it sticks to the skin and doesn’t fade. If I wear it at night, it’s still there the next day. It lasts through 8 hours in bed, and by hour 10, it smells perfect. No projection, you have to get close, but if you’re wearing it, the notes are there.
I bought it in a pack with Seoul, and it smells like pure bitter citrus. I don’t know what the original is like, but this one is very strong and doesn’t evolve; it just stays that way. Lasts 4 hours on skin. I only use it for layering because on its own, I find it too intense.
If you say it doesn’t smell like Acqua di Gio, you’re comparing it to a flanker. If you test it against the classic, the opening is 95% identical. As it dries down, it shifts to something more floral, but the obvious inspiration is clear.
Simple perfume that delivers. It’s the 2025 version with a different bottle than pictured and notes that don’t match the website. The bottle is a glass canteen with a plastic cap that comes off easily, and the packaging is cheap, ugly cardboard, typical of Zara. Smells like alcohol at first, but wait 30 seconds. It’s a lemon scent like Acqua di Giò with orange blossom, fresh and masculine, sitting on a musk base that makes it clean and gym-appropriate. Jasmine dominates the dry down with a salty-sweet touch. It doesn’t innovate; it just works for the price. The wood adds a serious touch without making it childish. Lasts 3-7 hours, low projection, perfect for not standing out and just feeling clean. Rating: 6.5/10.