Colonia Mirra by Acqua di Parma | Fragrance Fragrance
What does Colonia Mirra smell like?
Colonia Mirra opens with the signature DNA of the Acqua di Parma house—a bright, sophisticated burst of Italian citrus featuring lemon and mandarin orange. This initial "polished" freshness is support...
The fragrance is widely noted for its realistic "church-like" aroma, an association driven by the dominant and heavy myrrh note.
While the brand's standard colognes are often criticized for poor longevity, this specific version is recognized for having much better staying power and a more substantial presence on the skin.
Enthusiasts view this as a highly sophisticated, "classy" scent that departs from the typical citrus-heavy profile of the house, leaning more toward the resinous and balsamic.
Some find the scent polarizing; while its quality is praised, some users find the heavy incense-like character difficult to wear in casual, everyday settings.
It is most frequently recommended for cooler weather, specifically fall and winter, where its warmth and spicy depth can truly shine.
