Black Tear
Fragrance notes
Character
Cassis and tobacco lead this blend with a dark, fruity weight. The opening bites with black currant and green apple, sharp and cool, before the base pulls everything into a warm, resinous space. Patchouli adds an earthy depth that keeps the fruit from feeling bright, while vanilla rounds the edges without turning the scent soft. It sits near the skin, present to those close by, and the composition stays with you through a long evening out.
Honey and tuberose bring a heavy floral sweetness that feels suited to a dimly lit room and a heavy coat. This is not a casual daytime spray. It suits someone who likes a scent that feels intimate and a bit solemn, moving through a cold night with a glass in hand. Those who prefer airy citrus or clean linen scents will find this mix too dense and too rooted in the ground.
Composed by Antonio Visconti, this fragrance favors the shadows over the sun. The apricot note flickers briefly in the middle, but the tobacco and musk ultimately take over. It is a study in contrasts that settles into a woody, powdery finish. The texture is rich and slightly dusty, leaving a lasting impression of aromatic smoke and sweet resin.
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