Tra i Ciliegi
Fragrance notes
Character
Tra i Ciliegi opens with a bright, almost waxy burst of citrus and cherry blossom, like slicing into a blood orange under a flowering bough. The Sicilian orange and bergamot are tart and juicy, but the floral heart creeps in fast, pushing wild rose and jasmine sambac forward with a soft, powdery sandalwood spine. It feels natural in intention but synthetic in execution, that clean, airy L’Erbolario sheen that never quite touches skin like real petals. The dry down drags in patchouli and tonka, warm and slightly mossy, but the sweetness here stays polite, never cloying.
The overall character is that of a sundress crumpled on a picnic blanket after noon, pretty but forgettable once the sun shifts. Longevity fades under three hours, and sillage barely brushes a shoulder. This is a spring morning spritz, best for brunch or a garden stroll, not a night out. It suits those who want a delicate, cheerful scent without demanding attention. Skip it if you crave depth or staying power, or if your skin eats florals whole. Is a fragrance that evaporates before the cherry trees finish blooming really worth the spritz?
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