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Bergamot
Melon
Blackcurrant
Heart Notes
Lily of the valley
Neroli
Egyptian jasmine
Base Notes
Amber
Oakmoss
Mahogany
Musk
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Notes07/31/2020
Leimbacher
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A Gianfranco Ferre that is kept quite under lock and key and in secret rooms - what can this sea lemon secret tip, which one is said to have seen from time to time in high class hotels, do?
"Bergamotto Marino" already indicates the direction with its name - however, how beautiful this citric cocktail with sea background noise really is cannot be expected from it. I am baffled. A natural and stimulating, relaxing and at the same time vitalizing benefit. Especially on one of the hottest days of the year. Or on the beach. Or after a cold shower. A tangy green citrus mix meets creamy, fluffy white flowers, which, however, are defensively restrained. Neroli is a big player. This is somewhat reminiscent of the Cologne "grandma" classic - but it is a very modern and fine version of it. Caffee's statement hits the mark pretty well. I also have to thank him for the rehearsal. No scent for many words - just enjoy, cool down and indulge. You almost want to bite your wrist or jump in. Not too shallow, zero synthetic, absolutely authentic and probably only surpassed by a few even crisper Atelier Colognes. Awesome! Understatement and class. With a dash of race.
Flacon: suitable for luxury hotels
Sillage: discreet, but not overslept
Shelf life: short - 4 hours at hot temperatures
Conclusion: a wonderful citrus scent, creamy and yet somehow bitter, which should not only be found in selected luxury hotels. Classic refreshment with style and tingling.
"Bergamotto Marino" already indicates the direction with its name - however, how beautiful this citric cocktail with sea background noise really is cannot be expected from it. I am baffled. A natural and stimulating, relaxing and at the same time vitalizing benefit. Especially on one of the hottest days of the year. Or on the beach. Or after a cold shower. A tangy green citrus mix meets creamy, fluffy white flowers, which, however, are defensively restrained. Neroli is a big player. This is somewhat reminiscent of the Cologne "grandma" classic - but it is a very modern and fine version of it. Caffee's statement hits the mark pretty well. I also have to thank him for the rehearsal. No scent for many words - just enjoy, cool down and indulge. You almost want to bite your wrist or jump in. Not too shallow, zero synthetic, absolutely authentic and probably only surpassed by a few even crisper Atelier Colognes. Awesome! Understatement and class. With a dash of race.
Flacon: suitable for luxury hotels
Sillage: discreet, but not overslept
Shelf life: short - 4 hours at hot temperatures
Conclusion: a wonderful citrus scent, creamy and yet somehow bitter, which should not only be found in selected luxury hotels. Classic refreshment with style and tingling.
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