Aqua Allegoria Coconut Fizz 
Guerlain (2019)

Guerlain Aqua Allegoria Coconut Fizz is new acquisition / community blind buy, a 2019 release in the vast Aqua Allegoria line with a fresh floral coconut milk vibe, lightly pleasant and, as the name implies, slightly effervescent, kind of like a crossover between fresh coconut soda and a fresh floral (probably women's) summer scent. In particular, the freesia stands out as the only actual floral note listed, with some added freshness from bergamot and a sweet dry down of sandalwood and tonka, and tonka especially pairs well with coconut. It's fresh and easily enjoyable, slightly feminine but overall so pleasantly unisex as to defy convention a bit.

It's a decent performer and there are deals to be found, I'm sure; I was lucky to buy my own bottle for a reasonable price. The retail pricing is $130 for 125ml, $95 for 75ml via department stores like Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus, Bloomingdale's, etc. so it's pricey if considered more of a designer / entry level fragrance but more reasonable within the context of a perfume house with niche / higher-end offerings.

7 out of 10

A very realistic coconut. You can taste the sweet coconut water and some woody shavings of the skin. The scent is mildly sweet and light at the same time. Not overpowering. Has some woody and green aspects. Some sweetness of tonka shows through later and complements the sweetness of coconut. A simple, joyful and pretty perfume.