La Passeggiata
Fragrance notes
Character
Blood orange brings a bright, juicy citrus that feels sunlit from the first spray. Black pepper adds a sharp, dry bite that keeps the fruit from leaning too heavy. Lemon leaf gives a green, slightly bitter edge that reads like crushed foliage in the open air.
Tonka bean and fig sit together in a soft, rounded heart. The fig is milky and dense, while the tonka bean carries a gentle almond warmth. Cypress cuts through with a clean, resinous line that keeps the middle from turning overly plush.
Cedar and patchouli form a dry, woody base that feels grounded and steady. Labdanum adds a golden, balsamic depth that glows against the vanilla. The vanilla here is rich and dark, not sugary or light.
La Passeggiata by Perris Portofino, composed by Luca Maffei, captures a slow walk along a coastal path where warm stone meets shaded trees and the air carries both citrus and resin.
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