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Ruslan98 – :
Wow! This is witchy! I am standing by a pyre of Queen of Heaven incense dressed in black. It’s not actually an exact olfactory match but transporting just the same.
I’m not getting the blackberry note as much as some others but there is a hint of sweetness as it settles and it complements my plum deodorant well, so I’m sure it would layer well if you have a berry you want to darken.
Daeron259 – :
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE this one!
I can’t believe that no one has said that this smells similar to BACCARAT Rouge 540 MFK. It has that burnt red ruby delicious smell but not quite as sweet.
slemeni Parriordxe – :
As said, black afgano and interlude man. Great combination!
alexsor – :
so many of his ‘fumes start off like BA and end up smelling different enough (to some extent).
This one uses a different synth-oud than usual. this one has the EXACT same vibe as amouage’s opus v. which synth-oud is that? black agar? i can’t remember…it’s the ‘other one’, not used by killian/MFK etc…
anyway, it’s nowhere near as bombastic as what i had been expecting from these reviews. a little, well, let down.
it’s certainly not bad, but it ain’t what i was expecting…
definitely warrants a second try, one with a legit spray and NOT a dab on the wrist. SO many of this perfumes need to be sprayed on and, quite literally, lived in. you have to imbibe these scents. on the surface, they come across as ‘all the same’, but they certainly ain’t…
tesTurederm – :
Waves of smoke, vetiver and incense make for a powerful earthy aroma. A dark scent that is combined with spices and dusty cacao and with barely sweet notes that appear later in the development. As a whole it smells synthetic, a bunch of aroma chemicals put together, yes. But it does evoke the earth, the soil, the smoke. You can tell it’s a Gaultieri creation, because it has the same DNA as other of his perfumes. And it has some strength to it, which is nice.
Scent: 8/10
Longevity: 10/10
Projection: 8/10
smeteedusep – :
It doesn’t get smokier than this! I find it feral and untamed, there’s something ancestral about this perfume.
It could be the perfume of hell, if you imagine hell as a place of scorching lava, red hot stones and rumbling volcanos.
Great longevity and good sillage too.
Алёнка – :
العطر يسير على خطى عطور البراند بشكل عام.
وكعادة أورتو باريزي فإنه يحيط توليفات عطوره بالغموض والتعقيد
وسأحاول أن أتفهم العطر وأدون ملاحظاتي الخاصة عليه بنوع من التقريب.
ربما يشكل ستريكوس وليس بلاك أفغانو ممتزجا بعطر كينيسكي نقطة الانطلاق للعطر.
ولا أقصد بذلك أنهما متشابهان في الافتتاحية ولكنه يحظى بالقدر الأوفر منهما كنقطة ارتكاز للعطر.
فحتما العطر سيضم أبخرة أخشاب العود وأوراق القنب، مع بعض لمحات العود الدهنية.
وإذا ما ازددت عمقا في استنشاق العطر فستجد لمحات من أمواج أوبوس 5
وسبب هذا أمران:
الأول: أن رائحة دهن العود المستخدم أرجح أنها من نوع الترات التايلاندي السيفيتي “الحيواني” الترابي الطابع.
الثاني: رائحة الروم الكثيفة الممتزجة بالكشمش الأسود والتي ربما تتوارى وراء أوراق التوباكو الفرجيني اللاذع والتي لا أدري كيف لم يلحظها أحد.
النوتة الخشبية أيضا واضحة للغاية وهي تجمع ما بين (أخشاب الغاياك الجميلة المبهجة، وأخشاب الأبنوس القوية، والسيدار الفرجيني المدخن)
الباتشولي الترابي والفيتيفير المجفف الدخاني أيضا لهما وجود مكمل للنوتة الخشبية من جهة، وسيزيدان الرائحة عمقا من جهة أخرى.
ثم هذه الرائحة الطينية الأرضية القوية الغريبة تماما كالموجودة في عطر توم فورد اكستريم، ولكنها ممتزجة برائحة جذور السوسن.
هناك القليل ولكنه ملحوظ من زهرة الأوركيد، وربما البنفسج أيضا.
فمكونات العطر من وجهة نظري الشخصية هي:
بخور أخشاب العود – دهن العود التايلاندي – القنب – السيفيت – الروم – التوباكو – الكشمش الأسود – أخشاب الغاياك والسيدار والأبنوس – الباتشولي – الفيتيفير – النوتة الطينية – جذور السوسن – زهرة الأوركيد – البنفسج.
العطر قوي وغريب وسيحبه محبي أوبوس 5، وأيضا عاشقي بلاك أفغانو وستريكوس ولكنهم يعانون الملل من استخدامهما
UsestcerSlurl – :
A smoky balsamic creation, a somewhat softer version of Black Afgano (also from Alessandro Gualtieri). This perfume is a tribute to volcanic red earth and the notes ( not revealed by the perfumer) which are detectable are Oud, Fir Balsam, Incense and Spices. Also the perfumer notes he mostly works with synthetic notes, so they all probably are. However, the juice is still beautiful and has a pleasing disposition on the skin. Unisex with moderate to strong sillage/ projection and very good longevity. The good news is that as it evolves on your skin, it’s initial striking similarity to Black Afgano disappears for most part. And I got some very nice compliments. Enjoy!
sergo1980 – :
My overall impression of Terroni is of a dominating smoky scent with very distinguishable presence of earthy elements, all kept in shape, very well calibrated by an over abundance of sweetness the make the composition wearable and appealing.
The scent possess gigantic projection and overnight longevity.
The opening reads on my skin as chocolate covered blackberries, enticing but simultaneously gothic.
In the heart there’s an infusion of oud,frankincense and earthy elements, creating an overall feeling of dry ashes floating in a veil of grey smoke.
Deeper into the Scent development Vanilla raises and noticeable patchouli appears to frame the composition in a sensually sweet and somewhat magnetic base where all the previously mentioned elements merge for a soil effect.
Terroni is a perfume of many facets, macabre and delicious, with astonishing development.
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liahtiz – :
This is my third Orto Parisi and I like it. Just like Gigi89 said:”a mix beetween Black Afgano and Interlude Man”-
Though there is something about Orti Parisi perfumes that I own so far that makes them similar – as if they all have the same DNA – and yet not redundant. It’s a 8/10 for me 🙂
aivis – :
It opens up with the smell of magma, dries down to a mix beetween Black Afgano and Interlude Man. Performance are great.
9/10
linson – :
Orto Parisi you beautiful madmen. I’m sad to see the the Project Nasomatto conclude but this new Terroni is captivating in the opening like red clay soil caked on a leather jacket in a factory of broken porcelain and bone.
Brava.
Strong opening with powerful projection at first with a fast calmdown to an in-arm length projection. Vetiver and maybe smoked patchouli comes through a tiny bit in the dry down for me. Just stunning and very memorable.
This is not easy to wear and will require a certain image and personality to make it seem purposefully done because if you are dressed the wrong way it could just be assumed you have strong smelling clay soil on your boots.
Worth the effort and price to me.
Scent: 8/10 memorable, unique, but comfortable and familiar. Very sexy.
Projection: 9/10 for the first 10 minutes and calms to a 5/10 for the next few hours.
Sillage: 9/10 for 20 minutes of so, and a respectable 5-6/10 for the next hour. Drops to an arms lengrh train around the two hour mark.
Longevity: 6/10 it doesn’t give me the lasting power I had hoped for but not a deal breaker.
Would I buy a full bottle? Yeah I probably will. It’s too interesting and remarkable to pass up.
Vovik80 – :
Redneck is another flanker.
Yes just what Pietrek said.
Bored of BA and now this…. meh.
Krok-men – :
Terroni is a loud aromachemical bomb. It starts with a smell of burned aromachemicals then it goes towards ashy, little dirty, synthetic saffron – patchouli phase – it’s a similar vibe to Malefic Tattoo of Laurent Mazzone LM Parfums. Finally it gets a bit soapy but the aromachemichals are still there and are very strong
Liafok – :
I was a bit dissapointed with the opening, but as time goes by it gets more and more interesting and I like the steroid/soil/smoke-feeling a lot. It´s not the best of OP:s perfumes, but it´s sure not the worst. My favourite is still Bergamask followed by Boccanera. So let´s say Terroni is sharing the third spot with a few others 🙂
adsl430522 – :
I’ve never smelled a volcano very closely, but this stuff has a firey, almost crackling energy in the opening that makes it unique and impressive. There’s nothing like that in my olfactory experience.
Then it becomes soil, very vivid and humid. I associate it with the exact sensation I got when I went offtrack on my mountain bike, fell face down on a soil surface and accidentally inhaled soil and asphalt dust, the pungency of it striking my senses in a totally new way. The only other perfume that gave me this impression, in a totally different direction though, is Andy Tauer’s Sotto la Luna Tuberosa, where the luscious flower surrenders to its necessary rooty and soily facet, revealing its unavoidable necessity to sustain itself through the earth.
The dry down is a musky-vetyver mix with dried fruits steeped in. All in all, it’s a wearable fragrance if you spray in moderation.
This is my first Orto Parisi try, I loved Alessandro Gualtieri from Nasomatto creations, he’s a genius for sure, never predictable or generic.
td_armm – :
Lovely smoky scent between Black Afghano and interlude Man. This is definitely “niche”, daring, with an outstanding longevity and mostly for the winter. Another fragrance for trained noses. I’m pretty sure that Marc Robes 08 aka “Mister Smoky” aka “Le Marc” will love that one.
den–999 – :
Balsamic birch & incense.
This is not a new creation, and not really similar to “Black Afghano”! on my skin, it has that sour like woods, and incense, skunk but not civet, and most probably it’s the castoreum, musk mellow, mate, and myrrh. It has birch, and ebony as well beside cedar & a generous amount of guaiac wood.
This one reminds me allot of “Traversèe Cèdre d`Ifrane” by L`Arc with the sour woods but the birch and ebony.
This is not really a thing i could have because of the birch and ebony notes, overly sour and disturbing, but it will be a hit if you consider this oriental.
Edit (26th Sept 2017) It has huge doses of saffron which was hidden at the beginning, & gaiac wood, incense, & bokhoor (oud), besides the birch tar, and ebony. In short, it’s a cocktail of woods which makes it oriental and Arabian like fragrance.
gunner960 – :
Wore this one day this weekend to see how I liked it. First off, I’m a gigantic Black Afgano fan – and wear it often – and I don’t agree with the flanker argument at all (YMMV, of course!). The drydown is not wildly unique – I got a leather and smoke that reminded me of Amouage Opus VII (also one of my faves, which I own and wear a ton). This is a lot less ‘sweet’ than AO7 – especially on the open. I did not get ‘soapy’ in the base notes – though I think I can see that one – we might just be disagreeing on language.
Net-net, I liked it. I’m a huge Allesandro Gualtieri fan (easily the most-represented nose in my collection) and seek to try out everything he creates. I’m on the fence about picking up a flacon (I own only one OP – Viride), though my g/f liked this scent very much, so there’s that to consider!
nout – :
A real masterpiece ! As a huge fan of BA, I felt in love with Terroni which is a sweeter version of BA, easily wearable at work, and not as synthetic as Boccanera or Stercus. Just a kind version of BA, I would say that’s not as agressive as BA, more reassuring.
prip – :
Sweet and smoky, but not bbq smoky. Dark red fits this smell well. Warm and toasty.
Gets soapy after a few hours.
Vitalsonbest – :
Smoked berries and MASSIVE longevity. This literally stays on until the next day. Very impressive on all fronts.
boris1508 – :
Powerful scent with a huge sillage and a longevity that exceeds 48 hours! I can recognize some hints of red berries in a winning combination of aphrodisiac spices. A wonder of seduction, another masterpiece of Gualtieri. 10/10.
viknik.nik – :
Truly masterpiece, I want it badly, the longevity is brutal strong BUT…enough! This scent smell like the mix of all Orto Parisi and Nasomatto. I wait some new.
eXotik – :
Terroni smells like Black Afgano flanker.
At the opening – it’s just pure BA. But give it time. On skin, it evolves really nicely, to something, that has BA DNA, but is not green at all. Instead of it, I sense oud, incense and earth.
After some time, it get’s it own character.
Nonetheless, the BA resemblence is impossible to miss.
If I would not own (and use a lot) BA, I would have to think a lot which one I prefer.
Give it a try.
Longevity – very good. Lasted all day.
Sillage – good, but it’s based just on the spritz on my hand and fact, that I felt the smell whole day, even without sniffing my arm. I didn’t ask anyone about that part.
Lena Lena – :
“Terroni the name indicates Italians from the South.” Well, not exactly. It’s the Italian equivalent for “rednecks”. Therefore, terrone (singular) has an offensive connotation. Please don’t ever use that word in Italy!