Fragranza Nº 1 Ananas Sativa by Ex Floribus Vinis bottle
Ex Floribus Vinis

Fragranza Nº 1 Ananas Sativa

3.8/5 · 13 votes Feminine 2009
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Character

Longevity2.0/5
Sillage3.8/5
Day100
Night29
Summer71
Spring14
Fall14
Winter0
Our take

Ex Floribus Vinis puts a sun-warmed fruit bowl right on the skin. Pineapple and peach lead immediately, joined by juicy red berries, papaya, and a bright splash of orange and mandarin orange. This opening is loud, sugary, and unapologetically cheerful. There is no subtle citrus here, just a thick, tropical juice that smells like a beach holiday in a bottle. It is a bright, happy scent that feels very natural and refreshing.

The fruitiness does not fade away completely. Instead, it slides into a soft floral heart where rose and lily-of-the-valley add a gentle, dewy freshness. Cyclamen keeps the transition smooth and airy, preventing the flowers from feeling heavy or perfumy. It remains a light, summery profile throughout, carrying that initial tropical energy into a slightly more elegant space without losing its playful character.

As it settles, the base brings in something unexpected. Wheat appears alongside musk and amber, adding a dry, slightly grainy texture to the skin. It is an earthy, woody contrast to the sweet, fruity top, giving the fragrance a little more seriousness. It stops it from being pure candy, grounding the composition with a warm, slightly savory depth that feels modern and a bit eccentric.

Wear this when the weather is hot and the day is wide open. It is for the person who matches a sundress with messy hair and a fearless attitude, someone who wants to smell like optimism and heat. Perfect for a picnic or a day outside, it fits anyone who enjoys a scent that is as vibrant and energetic as a blue sky.

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