Description
“An emotional melting pot… … Mediterranean and fresh.
From citrusy base of Vespri Esperidati, we become one in two different roles, playing and experimenting to decline the initial scent in two different personalities.
The criste marine sea-salty flavor aromatic smells, emitting after bergamot and Sicily lemon, are enhanced by fennel and green notes which waking with the wind after a summer storm on the coast of the Riviera carpeted of rosemary, juniper berries and geranium. These perfumes are our soul’s genetic code, tied to the nature of the Mediterranean brush, our westernness who loves little details and little vices, represented by sandal, cedar and tonka bean notes, wich curl up in cashmere notes, resting in the shadow of tree musks. Vespri Aromatico collects this heritage to share it with those who can appreciate” — press release of the brand. Vespri Aromatico was launched in 2013.
amasis15 – :
Green elegance, citrus in a suit, no punch to hit you but a gentle, smooth encirclement. Bergamot, aromatic notes and saltiness are still perceivable after 4 hours. Really good longevity for a green one.
keksek – :
A wonderful invigorating unisex warm weather scent. It smells expensive and makes me think of Xerjoff scents.
It opens with fresh juicy citrus notes. It settles and now the aromatic notes, salt and a touch of fennel are very evident. The citrus fades back a bit further and now it’s all about the aromatics. This would smell great on a guy and I might share with the oh lol.
Moderate longevity and sillage
Zevsig – :
Big , big love. The saltyness. The lemon-ice. The aromatics.
The natural performance. Love everything about it.
sshishonkov – :
Following the line started with Vespri Esperidati W, the House of Nobile 1942 released, in 2013, two more fragrances inspired by the freshness and the natural aspect of the traditional Italian citrus fruits, such as Calabrian bergamot and lemon from Sicily. They are also part of the line of Supreme fragrances (Fragranza Suprema) in EDP concentration and of shared use.
The official notes are: Calabrian bergamot, Sicilian lemon, green notes and fennel, in the output; sea salt, Rosemary, Juniper and geranium, in the heart; sandalwood, cedarwood, tonka bean, musk, cashmere wood and mosses, in the base.
Although the output is similar and also respects the dna of the Vespri line, with their citrus power, you can feel a little difference and a slightly sweetened nuance, as soon as the fragrance is sprayed. The fennel, which is also known as dill (or anise), is not only about the seeds that are used in cooking. Its stem and its flowers also feature the typical aroma, but the essence is extracted by distillation of the seeds. Here, its aroma lingers throughout the evolution, especially when the heart notes become more noticeable. Then, we have the fennel and the rosemary, which exude brilliantly and represent the main role of this composition. With respect to its base, I felt nothing of the tonka bean. On my skin, the nuances of mosses, musk and cedar were the more vivid.
Less trained noses may say that this perfume looks artificial and cheap, because the aromatic heart of the fragrance is very present and stands out the natural and citric output. But this fragrance is not artificial!
Of the Vespri line, it was the one that projected and lasted the most on my skin and the one I think is more worthwhile knowing. A gift to the fans of aromatics!