Eau D'Italie

Eau D'Italie by Eau D'Italie is a Chypre fragrance for women and men. Eau D'Italie was launched in 2004. The nose behind this fragrance is Bertrand Duchaufour. Top notes are Incense, Black Currant and Bergamot; middle notes are Clay, Magnolia and Tuberose; base notes are Clover, Musk, Patchouli and Amber. Eau D'Italie is not only a visiting card for the world-famous hotel but also for the town of Positano and the whole carefree Italian south. All who are looking for an Italian fragrance, modern and classic, or for the Mediterranean herbs and fragrant forests, should get to know Eau D'Italie. Eau D'Italie has captured the richness of the Southern Italy coast and the fine charm of Le Sirenuse hotel. The salty sea breeze brings the aroma of orange blossom, magnolia, the unavoidable bergamot, and black currant. An Italian fragrance has to be sensual, and for that, spices, musk, and incense are added to the composition. Eau D'Italie is an unusual fragrance built around mineral and soil accords. The mineral accord of clay (argile in French) is the central note of the composition. Deft perfumers have created this note of tuberose, or more precisely, of its mineral part, by leaving the floral component aside, with the result of an original, strong fragrance suitable for both women and men. The unusual opening of this composition is built of the notes of frankincense, accompanied by bergamot and balmy black currant buds. The dominant clay note in the heart is surrounded by the floral notes of magnolia and tuberose. The uniqueness of this fragrance is accentuated by its base notes: amber, moss, cedar, patchouli, honey, sweet yellow carnation, and musk. Besides the eau de toilette, Eau D'Italie is also produced as eau de cologne, and has matching body care products – body lotion, shower gel, shampoo, hair conditioner, bath salt, and soap. See more in the article The Smells of Italy by Le Sirenuse Hotel. Visit Eau D'Italie website.