Buongiorno Al Bacio

I like this one quite a bit, from the opening to the now mid. Ifs a very clean orange blossom/ neroli, a favorite scent. Not sure how strong it is but I am enjoying tye scent bubble.

OK so going back to this one, there is more here than given credit. Continue to get the fresh linen vibe but there is also an undertone of classic EdC which is rather nice. Still struggling to understand the coherence of this AdP flanker collection given other much stronger parts of the range - but this one and Buonanotte are growing on me.

Tried this as part of my sampling set. It’s not bad, quite gentle and fresh like laundry, as the other reviewer mentioned. Likeable, but rather lightweight. All of these flanker set scents feel somewhat insubstantial though compared with the minty blast of the main Buongiorno.

A soft green neroli-petitgrain scent with that slightly oily, aromatic warmth citrus leaves have. Less of the invigorating fruit than the sheen on the peel, the crushed stem, the breath of the tree itself. On first spray it's gentle with not so much a big sparkle nor dramatic cologne snap. It had just a dose of smooth green bitterness with a warm floral glow moving underneath it. As it dries it turns waxier and rounder on me, the neroli losing some of its freshness and becoming almost petal-thick, with little hints of jasmine tea drifting through the middle. Not enough to make it truly tea-like, but enough to give it a faintly steeped, pale gold softness. It reminds me of a less citrus-forward, less sharp Eau de Sens with the same sort of orange-blossom-family prettiness, but quieter and blurrier. It is nice, but a very normal nice. The petitgrain gives a pleasant green structure while the neroli goes a little waxy and warm, and the whole thing is clean and put-together without ever becoming transporting. Petitgrain with neroli is always a lovely pairing because one brings that leafy bitter edge while the other rounds it into something more floral and luminous. Yet here it almost feels like the contrast is so softened that the scent simply slips past before you have properly held onto it. Inoffensive in the best and dullest way.

Reminds me of a sweeter, less bitter/astringent derivative of Cologne Indelebile by F. Malle which Ive always loved. I love this and find this more agreeable. It has a light sweetness in the drydown which is why some may say it leans feminine but it is perfectly unisex and as a man, would totally wear this. This and Buonanotte are my favorite from this line, for men. Performance meets expectations and similar to Cologne Indelebile in my test wearing - average longevity and projection.