The first entirely Italian Cologne, Colonia di Acqua di Parma, is a masculine "Eau de Cologne" belonging to the citrus family. This fragrance, which is over a century old, is characterized by its refreshing notes, as it marked a turning point compared to the trends of those years, dominated by intense aromas and great voluptuousness. This perfume, dated 1916, has become a classic reference in the world of perfumery and is considered "the first Italian cologne" since most of its ingredients come from that paese. It is a bright and natural aroma that expresses the purity of the Italian lands, its bergamot fields, its noble woods, its Mediterranean waters... a creation that continues to seduce beyond time and fashion. Its trail is characterized by not following the classic pyramidal structure; instead, it keeps each of its exquisite ingredients alive and important throughout its entire cycle. These include rosemary, lavender, Sicilian citrus, Bulgarian roses, and woody notes. Unchanging formula. This centenary formula has remained totally unchanged throughout its life cycle, a characteristic of the fine perfumery brand's style, governed by tradition. Art deco bottle. Its simple and elegant bottle incorporates the shield of the Duchy of Parma and the yellow color, which distinguishes the elegant buildings of the Sicilian city. Timeless classic. Its fresh and citrus essence keeps it within the family of classics, the most desired fragrances in selective perfumery on the market, also for its timelessness.