Beschreibung
Ein erfrischender Duft mit küstennahen, saftigen, italienischen Zitrusschalen im Herzen. Zitrone, die durch eine leichte Bitterkeit ergänzt und betont wird, eröffnet mit ihren fruchtig-wässrigen Noten diesem einnehmenden Duft. Binnen Sekunden offenbart sich eine dunkle, voll-aromatische Zitrusnote auf der Haut, begleitet von charakterlich kräftigem, allerdings noch sehr dezentem Rauch. Die Kombination aus grüner Mandarine und Chinotto verleihen ein angenehmes Pritzeln gleich einer sprudelnden Limonade an trockenen Sommertagen. Abgerundet mit Ambrettesamen und klarem Moschus ergibt sich ein noch nie da gewesener Zitrusduftspritzig-anziehend und zugleich beruhigend-weich.
Kopfnoten: Gepresste Zitrone, Chinotto, Blutorange
Herznoten: Grüne Mandarine, Veilchenblatt, Weihrauch
Grundnoten: Copaibabalsam, Bisamstrauch Moschus, Eichenmoos
Behind the Fragrance
There are many variations on cologne. The original Italian, French, German, and Hungarian recipes usually call for citrus (lemon, bergamot, etc.), herbs (lavender, rosemary) and neroli (orange blossom distillate). The scent is instantly recognizable. Most classic colognes are very pleasant. Every day wearing for that out-of-the-shower scent. With varying degrees, they often do not last. Eau de cologne technically refers to the low amount of fragrance oil in the final product. They arent traditionally built to last. Our Italian citrus varies the formula in a few ways to create a fresh citrus scent where the citrus actually last into the dry-down. Firstly, the citrus pallet is wide. We use five distinct coastal Italian fruits in a certain proportion to create a bright beginning. There is the most Italian of fruitsBergamot, lightened with the even fresher, yellow amalfi lemon, the oceanic select red mandarin distillate (with its peculiar clam note), sweet red blood orange, and bitter orange chinotto peel. This is the accord that I want to take all the way down to the base. Instead of the herbs of classic colognes, we use violet ionones to keep the sweet going south. In the base the liquid crystal smell of copaiba balsam, a white resin from South America, blends with incense absolute, and oakmoss. This gives an after thought of citrus. Copaiba for the fresh peppery bergamot, incense for the orange-lemon notes, and oakmoss for the green. Overall Italian Citrus is lush and lasting. The Italian coast is special for more than its citrus. It is a carefree place, where the scenery humbles all who see it. Endless roads climb and wind above the shimmer of the Mediterranean. Secret spots abound. Food, conversation, relaxation. Old classic cars. White suits. Colorful ties and dresses. Beautiful people. Its always nice to spray something and remember places where life is bright.David Seth Moltz
Fragrance Family
- Zitrisch
Prägende Duftnote
- Bergamotte
Fragrance Vibe
- Belebend
Parfumeur
- David Seth Moltz
