by Antonio Puig
Aqua Quorum is a bright, clean, and refreshing aromatic fougère with a strong emphasis on lavender, grapefruit, and citrus at the opening. It strikes a balance between synthesis and natural freshness, with a sharp, almost medicinal burst that settles into a smooth, soapy herbal midnote. The drydown reveals subtle amber, oakmoss, and leather notes that add depth and complexity, recalling vintage sport scents like Polo Sport and Cool Water without ever feeling overly synthetic or cloying. The perfume performs exceptionally well for its price, boasting moderate longevity and fair projection despite being largely a skin scent within a few hours. It is most effective and enjoyable during spring and summer, particularly during warm daytime hours when its bouquet of green, citrus, herbal, and slightly musky notes remains invigorating. While some find it generic or overly linear for their taste, many consider it a high-value alternative to classic 90s sport fragrances, offering a nostalgic and reliable scent with broad wearable appeal.