Whenever I wear this I relish it and wonder why I don't find this short and squat bottle more often. But one needs to be brave and patient to sustain for another hour or so to see what gem of a juice is this. Definitely an EDC in terms of lifespan, but stronger performance than a citrus-heavy EDC like the Guerlain eaux series. Both my splash and spray bottles, newish, have one vile note that can appear, catch in my nose, then disappear all in about 5 seconds.

So I'm not wearing the current concept, since I don't have oak moss, leather, and musk, and my "Agua Brava" is bespoke.

If you're a fan of Mediterranean cookery, there's a chance that you'll enjoy this, - I just wish it were a little better blended. Often I'd be in the elevator with one of their staff, an incredibly elegant older gentleman, always perfectly attired in double-breasted suits.

There are hints of a sharp lavender as well as some kind of conifer, which might be the juniper note or may be the pine in the heart. Can't say I get any soup from it, unless there's some super-citrusy pine needle soup out there that no one's told me about. Please read the full reviews and consider your own needs and preferences before making a purchasing decision.I was expecting way too much more pines, instead I got light and pleasant citrusy spicy-herbal scent.

Antonio Puig launched Agua Brava Eau de Cologne masculine fragrance in 1968 in collaboration with perfumers Marcel Carles and Rosendo Mateu. Here comes the wannabe poetic bit : Think of a black-haired, sun-browned Spanish farmer getting showered and shaved ready for a summer evening out with his girlfriend. The only downside is its projection and longevity, which must be compensated with over 10 spritz and frequent re-applications. I'd also suggest Agua Brava more for colder weather use, which makes it SLIGHTLY less versatile than the freshness of Pino. Since its launch in 1968, Agua Brava has been an ambassador of Spanish perfumes over the world thanks to the personality of its fragrance, the design of the bottle and its bond with the sea.I've never tried Pino Sivestre so I can not say if they smell similar or not but about Agua Brava I don't think is something I would wear now, since the times had changed as my taste too but I think this not a bad cologne and definitely is a very manly scent. However, like a lot of cheaper Cologne the smell doesn't last you need to spend more for that I'm afraid. sometimes i spray this on the clothes and Yatagan on myself; great smelling woody and not overwhelming fragrance. Right after the momentary blast of lemon at the very beginning, it's the fascinating herbal and herbaceous scents that make me feel like standing in autumn woods with dry and fresh herbs and foliage around me, and draw my memory back to my childhood. A very good lotion, it leaves the skin very well and with a very fresh and pleasant aroma, which reminds me of humid autumn and winter days, walking through the green forest surrounded by pine trees.