Las Vegas
Fragrance notes
Character
Stefano Ricci positions Las Vegas as a daytime companion for the man who wants spice without heaviness. The opening makes the case immediately with bright bergamot and a double dose of cardamom that runs from the first spray into the heart. Nutmeg adds a warm edge, but the citrus keeps the entrance airy rather than dense.
Cumin and iris enter to complicate the spice. The cumin brings a dry, earthy heat that prevents the cardamom from feeling polished, while the iris lays a soft powder across the middle. Incense curls through this layer with a clean smoke that never overwhelms the freshness already established.
Cedar and oak anchor the base with a dry wood that supports the vanilla instead of letting it spread. The vanilla here is a pale ribbon, not a syrup, and it sits quietly beside the balsamic and amber accords. Sunlight on a terrace lined with citrus trees and trimmed cedar hedges captures the mood, where the air feels warm but the spice stays
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