Sangiovese & Bacche Blu
Fragrance notes
Character
The courtyard table is set for a late lunch under a row of cypress trees. A glass of young red wine sits next to a plate of olives and herbs. The air around the chair carries the bright press of lemon and bergamot, sharp and clean against the warm stone. Lavender grows in a pot nearby, and its calm, slightly soapy scent mixes with the citrus to form a cool, herbal canopy over the scene.
A breeze moves through the space and brings forward the heart of Sangiovese & Bacche Blu. Lily-of-the-valley offers a soft, powdery white floral touch that feels traditional and neat. Sandalwood and cedar ground the air with a dry, polished woodiness, while myrtle adds a green, slightly resinous edge. The composition feels like a manicured garden where the flowers are kept in careful check by the surrounding trees.
The sunlight hits the glass and the air settles into a deeper rhythm. Patchouli provides an earthy, dark foundation that anchors the earlier freshness. Amber warms the air with a golden, resinous weight, and musk sits close to the skin with a clean, soft finish. The blend is aromatic and woody, never leaning too far into sweetness, maintaining a masculine posture that is both classic and composed.
The wine glass leaves a ring on the table. The scent lingers in the air between the herbs and the wood, a mix of citrus, lavender, and earth that belongs entirely to this specific courtyard and this specific
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