Category: Fine Fragrance
This exotic eau de parfum is an exploration of the Mediterranean with notes of Italian lemon, orange bergamot, Moroccan tea, cashmere woods, and wild figs from the South of France.
The dry-down is what got me—the Moroccan tea note lingers for hours without turning powdery or sharp, which is rare for a citrus-forward scent. The wild fig adds just enough sweetness to keep it from feeling like a typical summer cologne. I've been reaching for it every day since it arrived.
I sprayed this on before a beach walk and two hours later the Moroccan tea and cashmere woods were still humming along beautifully. The Italian lemon gives it such a bright opening, but it settles into something much warmer and almost cozy.
The dry-down on this one is what got me—those cashmere woods and wild figs melt into something warm and almost cozy, yet it still keeps that Mediterranean brightness from the lemon and bergamot. I sprayed it on at noon and could still catch whiffs on my scarf late into the evening. It’s become my go
