Quince Días de Abril
Fragrance notes
Character
Someone stepping out for a slow walk under a bright sky wants a scent that moves with the air rather than weighing it down. Quince Días de Abril suits that person perfectly. It opens with a lively mix of bergamot, mandarin orange, and neroli that feels immediate and sunlit. The heart brings orange blossom and jasmine together with tonka bean, adding a soft, rounded warmth that never turns heavy. As it settles, Virginia cedar, musk, and tea give the blend a clean, woody finish that stays close to the skin and feels natural. The overall character is citrus, white floral, woody, fresh spicy, musky, and green, which places it firmly in the world of fresh, open air and clear light. It feels composed rather than crowded, with each element easy to trace.
Alberto Morillas created this for Fitz-James Stuart, and the result is a portrait of a garden path after rain, where petals cling to damp stone and the air carries a faint trace of leaves and warm earth.
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