Olfactory family: Oriental Woody.
Convincing but sweet. It opens with a combination of African incense and bergamote, giving way to a woody heart composed by the always sensual sandalwood who strengthen its intensity by the patchouly. The note that makes it different from other oriental-vanille fragrances, is, the personality of the tobacco leaf that we find as base note. Vanille and amber complete this so personal parfum.
Top notes: Incense and bergamot.
Middle notes: Patchouli and Sandalwood.
Base notes: Amber, tobacco and vanilla.
Olfactory family: Oriental Woody.
A strong and intense, enveloping and sensual perfume.
Its protagonist is oud wood, also known as agarwood. One of the most exotic and luxurious unknown commodity in the world. A treat for the senses. Different. Unic.
Acqua di Genova is a real gem of the nineteenth century, dedicated to those people who appreciate the genuineness of the ancient recipes and refinement of a high quality product.
Created in 1853 for the Royal House of Savoy by the famous distiller Genovese Stefano Frecceri, Acqua di Genova became the indispensable complement to the toilette of the most important personalities of the time and was used in all European Royal Courts.
It comes in a fancy bottle with spray knob (Spruzzatore)
Cabeza: bergamot, amalfi lemon, orange, rosemary, neroli and lavender
Corazón: jasmine, rose and orange blossom
Fondo: patchouli, sandalwood, amber and musk
Acqua di Genova is a real gem of the nineteenth century, dedicated to those people who appreciate the genuineness of the ancient recipes and refinement of a high quality product.
Created in 1853 for the Royal House of Savoy by the famous distiller Genovese Stefano Frecceri, Acqua di Genova became the indispensable complement to the toilette of the most important personalities of the time and was used in all European Royal Courts.
Cabeza: bergamot, amalfi lemon, orange, rosemary, neroli and lavender
Corazón: jasmine, rose and orange blossom
Fondo: patchouli, sandalwood, amber and musk
Acqua di Genova is a real gem of the nineteenth century, dedicated to those people who appreciate the genuineness of the ancient recipes and refinement of a high quality product.
Created in 1853 for the Royal House of Savoy by the famous distiller Genovese Stefano Frecceri, Acqua di Genova became the indispensable complement to the toilette of the most important personalities of the time and was used in all European Royal Courts.
Cabeza: bergamot, amalfi lemon, orange, rosemary, neroli and lavender
Corazón: jasmine, rose and orange blossom
Fondo: patchouli, sandalwood, amber and musk
Olfactory family: Oriental Woody.
Perfume rare and mysterious, pleasantly surprising by its singular charm and originality. Exquisite explosion of scents, revealing a vigorous personality, yet charged with refinement and sensibility.
The initial spice bouquet, homage to the great hours of the "Serenissima" Venice, announces the dominant scents of leather and precious wood; an invitation to discover the interior of this splendid palazzo surrounded by its canals, a veritable "treasure chest" destined to a growing passion…
Top notes: Four Spice (pepper, cloves, ginger, nutmeg).
Middle notes: Absolute of Violette, Atlas Cedarwood, Leather, Indonesian Patchouli, Labdanum.
Base notes: Musk, Oud, Amber, Papyrus, Animal Castoreum.
Bath and Shower Gel Acqua di Genova
Delight with this unique bath gel scented with Acqua di Genova in a luxurious silver jar. A luxury reserved for royalty.
Created in 1853 for the Royal House of Savoy by the famous distiller Genovese Stefano Frecceri, Acqua di Genova became the indispensable complement to the toilette of the most important personalities of the time and was used in all European Royal Courts.
It comes in a luxurious silver 200g jar.
Top notes: bergamot, amalfi lemon, orange, rosemary, neroli and lavender
Middle notes: jasmine, rose and orange blossom
Base notes: patchouli, sandalwood, amber and musk
Olfactory family: Oriental wood.
The dusk inside the stately manor house makes us think of a classic noble but at the same time with surprising touches of modernity as a result of his cosmopolitan travels.
