Suqraat

Olfactory Experience

Suqraat comes out swinging with a blast of salty sea notes and bright bergamot. It's immediately recognizable as an Acqua di Gio Profumo riff, but not a perfect copy. It lacks some of the original's depth and natural zest. The rosemary and sage in the heart are present, though slightly more herbal and less refined. As it dries, the incense and patchouli create a dark, smoky base. Here's where it differs most; the incense feels a touch more synthetic and prominent than the Armani's smoother, more balanced drydown. I'd estimate it's roughly 80-89% similar.

Wear time & Sillage

Performance is surprisingly good . It projects moderately for the first 2-3 hours, creating a noticeable scent bubble. After that, it settles closer to the skin, lasting a solid 6-7 hours overall. Not beast mode, but respectable, particularly considering the cost. It captures the essence of the original . Yes, the synthetic edge is noticeable upon close inspection, but in the air, it's a very convincing substitute. But for the average Joe who enjoys the scent profile, Suqraat is a fantastic value proposition. Buy it, spray liberally, and enjoy smelling good without breaking the bank.