Bacche di Vinum
Fragrance notes
Character
Juicy black currant and Italian tangerine arrive first, bright and slightly tart. Plum adds a darker, rounder fruitiness underneath. The opening feels alive and energetic.
Grapes and red wine sit at the center, giving the scent a crushed fruit character that is more garden than cellar. Lily, rose, and jasmine float through, soft and clean. White musk settles everything into a gentle, skin-close warmth. The whole composition stays sweet without becoming heavy. It suits someone who enjoys fruit-forward florals that still feel airy. People who dislike sugary scents or strong white florals will likely find it too playful.
Sunlight hits a bowl of fresh fruit on a white stone table. A glass nearby catches the glare. Petals have fallen across the surface.
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