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Kaff

Cas

Giapeto

F. da Montefeltro

Leon

Alioth

Misiarte

Spirito Fiorentino

The opening is deceptively soft—jasmine and orange blossom drift through on a breath of saffron-tinged warmth, more renaissance fresco than modern florals.

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Hashabis

Lucenera

Arrakis

09 Tesoro Mio

Dubhe Assoluto

Kuma

Febe

Rea

Iperione

Themis

Bianco Laos

Tyl Assoluto

Mirach

Air

Salaria

Salaria opens with a cold, briny seaweed note — marine but not synthetic-aquatic, more like low tide than ocean spray, the kind of salinity you associate with Mediterranean coastal paths.

Velorum

Akragas

Oceania

Chiron

Pandolfo

Nero Oudh

Hale Bopp

Cianuro

Tabit Attar

Mirabile

Mirabile opens with a rush of sweet resin and vanilla—thick, almost syrupy opoponax tempered by creamy bourbon tones.

Stricnina

Stricnina opens with a flash of citrus that vanishes almost immediately, making way for an unexpected collision of warm cinnamon and jammy fruit.

Lyncis

Orion

Orion opens with a sharp tropical sweetness—pineapple and apple given an aquatic edge that keeps the fruit from feeling thick or gourmand.

Halley

Al Contrario

Al-Contrario opens with a plush cocoa sweetness that feels more confectionary than boozy, immediately enveloping rather than teasing from a distance.

Pompei Garden

Siene

Tuttle

Burdel

Chimaera

Chimaera opens with a sharp collision of peppered saffron and raw leather, softened slightly by thyme's herbal bite and a thread of lemon that quickly fades.

Kronos

Ricina

Moro Di Venezia

Sandalo e Mirra

Teia

Magnificat

Amber

Laudano Nero

Laudano Nero opens with a resinous jolt—rosemary cut through amber and tobacco leaf, herbal and slightly medicinal, like stepping into an old apothecary where incense has been burning for decades.

Delox

Delox opens with an unexpected collision: roasted coffee beans darkened by powdery iris, a pairing that feels more apothecary than café.

Alibi

Libra

Isotta

Ursa

The opening is immediate and tactile: rum-soaked leather warmed by a dusty sprinkle of nutmeg.

Orionis

Borelli

05 Terra

Ensis

Tabit

Irae

Mister Colonia

Maremma

Maremma opens with a deceptive sweetness—bergamot and blackcurrant mingling with heady white florals that feel almost tropical in their lushness.

Stramonio

Stramonio — the Italian name for datura, a flowering plant with intoxicating and toxic properties — opens with jasmine and saffron, an Oriental declaration that wastes no time establishing its character.

Rosso Pompei

Nero Nepal

Lucrethia

Sirrah

02 Fioraie

07 Intesa

Cor Gentile

Wirtaner

Cabiria

Adhil Assoluto

Foconero

Foconero — black fire in Italian — earns the drama of its name more in the base than the opening.

04 In Amore

Stereope

Cassiopea

Cassiopea opens with a brief flash of lemon that quickly recedes, making way for a lily of the valley heart that feels crisp and slightly soapy, like fresh linen dried outdoors.

Sigismondo

Abbrivio

Porpora

The opening strikes with a peculiar warmth—raspberry stained dark with cinnamon and clove, less fruity than one might expect, more like spiced preserves left too long near a church censer.

Gumin

The opening is a golden rush of pineapple and citrus, sweeter and more tropically candied than you might expect from the pedigree.

Casanova

Casanova opens with a surprising green brightness—fig leaf and jasmine meeting bergamot in a way that feels neither wholly fresh nor overtly floral, but instead like sunlight filtered through leaves onto warm stone.

Kashimire

Orza

Arsenico

03 Fortuna

Woodstock Patchouli

Brun

Mea Culpa

Leo

Leo opens with magnolia in full bloom—cool, almost soapy petals that feel translucent rather than heavy.

XIX March

Lince

Lince opens with a bright citrus burst tempered by the licorice-spice warmth of star anise, an unexpected combination that immediately sets it apart from typical floral compositions.

White Fire

White-Fire opens with a surprisingly gentle warmth, its sandalwood carrying none of the harshness sometimes found in synthetic interpretations.

Adux

Aurelia

Gold Rose Oudh

Gold Rose Oudh opens with a brief flash of bergamot before the heart asserts itself—black pepper crackling over a dark, resinous rose that leans more leather than petal.

Telea

Crio

Lillipur

Lillipur opens with sharp, resinous frankincense cut by citrus and the licorice-green bite of star anise—an almost medicinal clarity that clears the air before settling.

Aqua

01 Divina

Arethusa

Arethusa's opening is exuberant and complex: ginger's warm spice, sage's herbal dryness, plum's dark sweetness, orange's citric freshness, and fig's milky-green richness together create an opening of genuine abundance.

Kristina

Amans

Ecstasy

A powdery, resinous incense opens with surprising softness—frankincense tempered by violet and rose, creating something between a cathedral and a Victorian parlor.

Eclix

Draconis

Borea

Cotton Flower

Vele

Vele — sails in Italian — opens with a single, clean fig note before the heart unfolds into a four-floral arrangement of jasmine, ylang-ylang, rose, and heliotrope.

Mandragola

Afrodite

06 Vita

Bigia

Mastin

Tethys

Curaro

Tyrenum

Cicuta

Bianco Puro

Draco

Draco opens with a bright citrus burst that quickly gives way to something softer and more enveloping.

10 Bellezza

Andromeda

Ylang-ylang and bergamot open together — the ylang creamy and almost banana-floral, the bergamot keeping things bright and citrus-clean, with a fleeting green-grass note.

Cubia

Caput Mundi

P.D.F.

Arge

Chi

Fili

B.B.

White Musk

Posi

Tuberose

Tempel

The Bianco

Kirke

A sheer fruited veil that opens with soft pear and raspberry, pale and nearly translucent, like juice staining silk.

Poggia