Ziqqurath by Antonio Marras bottle
Antonio Marras

Ziqqurath

1.0/5 · 1 votes Masculine 2023
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Our take

Bergamot opens with a bright citrus lift that cuts through the heavier notes waiting beneath it. Almond and coffee arrive quickly, the almond soft and powdery, the coffee dark and slightly bitter. This opening feels dense rather than airy, with the citrus providing a sharp edge that keeps the blend from settling into something flat. The first impression is warm and slightly gourmand, but the bergamot ensures it does not lean fully into sweetness.

Geranium and cardamom shape the middle phase with a clear spicy character. The geranium adds a green, slightly floral touch that balances the nutty warmth carried over from the top. Cardamom brings a crisp, aromatic heat that pushes the fragrance away from dessert and toward something more structured. The heart feels drier than the opening, with the spice taking precedence over the earlier gourmand hints.

Benzoin and amber form a resinous base that anchors the entire composition. The amber is rich and golden, while the benzoin adds a smooth, balsamic depth that lingers on the skin. Together they create a warm, enveloping finish that suits a cool morning walk or a quiet evening indoors with a heavy sweater. The base feels cohesive and steady, tying the citrus and spice together without overwhelming them.

The overall character is warm spicy and aromatic, with clear almond and coffee accents running through it. Nutty and fruity tones add roundness, while a hint of rose in the accords softens the sharper edges. Citrus remains present in the background, keeping the resin from feeling too heavy.

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