Oro e Miele

Ok ... Vamos a hacer una reseña súper honesta. Empiezo por decir que soy muy fan de los perfumes Giardini di Toscana. Absolutamente me gustan los perfumes limpios, que se sienta el Musk. Y también me gustan los perfumes gourmand y espaciados . Partiendo de esto debo decir que esperaba poder comprar el nuevo Oro e miele y esperé que llegara en mi perfumería de confianza aquí en USA Lucky Scent, la verdad no quería pagar más comprándolo en la pág oficia de ellos . Explicado esto para dejar muy claro que nadie me paga y que soy una común consumidora y compradora de perfumes por lo más de Nicho. Este perfume me llegó hoy ... y que decir no me decepcionó para nada , es un perfume que huele a todo lo que dice , y es muy pero muy prominente la salía de heliotropo así que si no te gusta esto es mejor que estés lejos porque se siente y se siente mucho ... en sí secado sale toda la miel , pero no una miel empalagosa una miel limpia , talcada diría casi onírica de lo bien balanceada que está , para después en su secado regalarnos los mejor esa dulzura típica de los perfumes de Giardini di Toscana . Obviamente debo decir que no se parece a Bianco Latte , pero tiene ese toque gourmand elegante ... el Iris en su secado es increíblemente polvoroso , yo la verdad no le siento mucho la rosa pero hay que esperar que vaya desarrollando toda su pirámide . Es un súper acierto de esta casa de perfumes , y creo para mi gusto personal que el hype que tuvo con bianco latte , con este será algo diferente. No es una fragancia empalagosa , pero es magnética . Per no creo que sea una fragancia para muchos , es un poco más compleja y está bien, a diferencia de su prima Bianco latte que si amas los gourmand lo amabas a la primera con esta sucede que se deja descubrí de a poco y para mí es increíble, más o menos como pasa con Celeste . Así que mi consejo sino te gustan los gourmand , y sino te gusta la miel, pero sobre todo sino te gusta el olor del heliotrope es mejor que estés lejos de este perfume, ahora si te gusta todo lo escrito anteriormente este es el perfume para ti , si ORO E MIELE es tu perfume . Conclusión ... me gustó ? Si mucho . Pero sigue estando y seguirá siempre en el primer lugar CELESTE ... mi fragancia preferida de esta casa . Así que no lo compres a ciegas . Pruébalo y déjalo desarrollar , ve con la piel limpia , rocíate y vete a caminar déjalo evolucionar y solo después puedes decidir si comprarlo o mejor dejarlo en la tienda . Es todo... estoy feliz con mi compra . Sigan en lo suyo que yo sigo en lo mío . Patty 🫶

This is beautiful! Smelling it is such a journey and I love the phases it goes through and how something unveils and transform with each hour of its wear. It starts off very creamy and sweet - reminds me of a very rich almond scented lotion with a little bit of rosy undertones. It feels so rounded and cozy. Almost velvety. Then the honey comes in and brings that sticky, lokum-like quality, which you can almost taste in your mouth. One of my favorite tea flavors is the Twinings' camomile, honey and vanilla blend and the middle is a bit reminiscent of its aroma. And the coconut only adds to the creamy/milky/vanillic quality the overall composition has. I believe this is where it can be interpreted in relation to Bianco Latte. However, Miele feels rather soft compared to its predecessor and it never goes into the dense heavy gourmand territory. It is BL's *very demure* second cousin. Don't get me wrong, Oro e Miele still has a lot of weight and it is definitely gourmand, but in a different way. What helps to cut through the sweetness here is his majesty the iris. I actually couldn't believe how well the iris works here. It's powdery and feminine and it lingers a lot, but to my nose it's not overbearing. It shines beautifully on the skin as the fragrance settles in. Overall, Oro e Miele is such a joy to wear! It brings me so much positivity and it makes me feel feminine, playful and carefree. Could not recommend less! 💖 1000/10 for me 🌟 Here are all other fragrances I could pick aspects of in Miele: - Serge Lutens, Un Bois Vanille - resins, sweet honeyed vanilla with a touch of coconut; - Serge Lutens, Chergui - nostalgic iris, hay and honey dream, engulfed in tobacco shell; - Fugazzi, Vanilla Haze - to me BL's bigger better sister, which has added nuttiness and colder aspect that grounds the sweetness; - Nicolai, Macaron Bourbon - a Turkish Delight perfume done right.

OMG... just WOW. I am completely obsessed with this fragrance. From the very first spray, it absolutely took my breath away, in the best way possible. This is not just a scent, it’s an experience. If you know the brand, imagine Blu Indaco and BoraBora creating the most perfect blend, with Bianco Latte subtly weaving in that soft, addictive sweetness; not overpowering, just enough to make people lean in and ask what you’re wearing. It’s smooth, radiant, and effortlessly luxurious. What makes this even more irresistible is how beautifully the Oro e Miele DNA comes through. There’s that glowing, golden honey warmth paired with soft creamy sweetness and a delicate, airy brightness. It feels like warm sun on skin, a hint of nectar, and just the right touch of silky indulgent coconut without ever becoming heavy. This is the scent of being the most captivating person at a five-star resort on the Italian coast; elegant, magnetic, and completely unforgettable. It feels like sunshine on your skin, crisp linen, glowing confidence, and pure sophistication all wrapped into one. While it absolutely shines in spring and summer, don’t let that fool you! This is a year-round signature scent. It has that rare balance of freshness and warmth that makes it work in any season, any setting. Run—don’t walk—this is a must-have. Once you smell it, there’s no going back.

This is a soft, powdery scent that leans into something almost nostalgic. It smells like baby powder or talcum, but it is an elevated floral, clean, and comforting rather than basic. There’s this fresh, just washed feeling to it, like clean laundry or a warm blanket that’s been sitting in a softly lit room while you read. It sits very close to the skin. This isn’t a loud perfume, and it probably won’t pull in compliments from across the room but that’s not the point. It’s the kind of scent someone notices when they’re close to you, the kind where they pause and say, “you smell really nice.” On my skin, it gives the impression of freshly applied, high quality body lotion. Smooth, intimate and quietly put together. And despite how soft it is, it actually lasts a long time. This is the kind of fragrance that fits into everyday life effortlessly work, sleepovers, running errands, even the gym. It won’t overwhelm anyone around you, which makes it feel considerate as well as comforting. Lowkey, clean and cozy. I love itttttttttttt

This is the honey I've been searching for. I once had a honey scented candle that I was absolutely enamored with, and have been trying to find a note like it in a fragrance for years. The closest I got was Demeter's Honey which smells beautiful but has absolutely dismal longevity. Oro e Miele is stunningly warm and dusty, like pollen on a bee's wings. Undoubtedly sweet yet subdued enough not to be cloying. Rich with a powerful presence, but somehow still gentle and intimate in essence. Honey is the predominant note in focus, carried by a gentle powdery cushion from the almond and heliotrope, and accompanied by a hint of florals in the opening. Tonka and vanilla lie at the base, combining with the honey to create one unified warm, sweet accord. Oro e Miele is long lasting with a strong projection, so I will absolutely be able to justify purchasing a full sized bottle when I can afford it. I am absolutely head over heels in love with this fragrance.

This perfume pleasantly surprised me because I had been looking for a honey-based fragrance for a long time that wouldn't be heavy, overwhelming, or excessively sweet. This perfume is more about delicate honey combined with a soft almond blossom accord that reminds me of a luxurious body lotion. For those trying to figure out whether it resembles Bianco Latte, according to my nose these two fragrances have absolutely nothing in common. This is a very beautiful, sophisticated, gently sweet perfume that, in my opinion, is suitable both for winter and for summer evenings. It is incredibly attractive and beautiful.

On the first spray, the honey comes through strong and unapologetic. I enjoyed it, but I was expecting a bit more complexity and it absolutely delivers. The dry down is where the magic unfolds. The vanilla melts into the honey and coconut, softening their edges into something creamy, smooth, and quietly seductive, while still managing to feel clean and fresh. This is a true neck nuzzler, the kind of scent that lingers close and invites someone in just a little closer. I’m so glad I went for the full bottle. Completely worth it.

Oh this is really lovely. Almond blossom, rose, wildflower honey and vanilla gorgeousness grounded by powdery iris and warm woods. It’s sweet and joyful and well balanced and delicious without being too gourmand. Meaning “gold and honey” it reminds me a little of both Confettto and Honey Moon and now leaves me conflicted about which one I should get a fb of. Ok it will probably have to be all of them. Golden hour. Tuscany. Dancing through a wildflower meadow with the bees buzzing in the almond blossoms.

A delicious honey, but more of a rich, floral and opulent one. This is not too sweet, and I am wearing it now in the warmth of summer and it works. I do feel it leaves a powdery trail, which I do love. This can be worn year round, and leans feminine to me. I do notice the florals in this throughout the wear, so the almond blossom, heliotrope and iris I notice. If Bianco Latte was a bit too much vanilla for you, try this one if you like honey. You have to like honey to appreciate this one, which I do.

Warm, soft, sexy and very delightful. The sweetness isn’t overpowering, it is refined, but it still has strong presence and sillage. It feels cuddly, comforting, relaxing, and it has that effect that drives men crazy. Beautifully blended honey, almond blossom, heliotrope, vanilla, with a light powdery touch. Yes, it’s a sweet gourmand, but done in a masterful, elegant way. Nothing like the mainstream modern fragrances that feel pushy and sometimes even annoying.

I love this! Miele is answering my heliotrope, powder, and honey dreams! I’m happy to wear this in all seasons. I have Bianco Latte, and it wasn’t for me—this, right here, is lovely and makes me smile. It’s also one of the four bottles I received as a birthday gift, and I feel blessed, lol. I layered it with Printemps Blanc, and I’m in sandalwood heaven!

This perfume is for fans of discreet luxury. Don't expect heavy, sticky honey. • The feeling: It starts with a very delicate almond blossom and iris. The honey here is a "wild" version - more of a field flower scent mixed with powdery vanilla. Very balanced and feminine without being obtrusive. A true "gold and honey", but in its most ethereal form.

Oh honey! This is bianco latte with 5X honey! And a floral note and powdery iris and powdery Tonka and almonds I love it! If you found bianco latte abit burnt sugar plastic like and sickly this is more honey and floral. It’s probably been released at the wrong time of year. This is super gourmand, but has floral notes. I love it. I was sold!

So I’ve seen reviews and you have to be a fan of powdery notes to appreciate this fragrance. To me it is a cozy & comforting, sweet, powdery, floral. I get the creaminess of the almond Blossom and a bit of rose with the vanilla, but the iris is profound throughout. It just reminds me of springtime youth.

It definitely smells like their shabby chic and bianco latte with honey and powdery notes ❤️ if you like musky, sweet and powdery you will love this. I normally can't stand honey but it suits this fragrance and doesn't smell bad on my skin. I was already complimented at work the first time wearing it

Opening threw me for a loop because it was very heavy with Iris but that quickly fades and this becomes a beautiful farmers market honey fragrance in the Drydown. Spring and summer appropriate.

This fragrance is like a grown up version of bianco latte. It’s vanilla but not too heavy on the sweet and powdery.

sweet and gentle honey aroma, reminiscent of Palmolive Honey liquid soap.

As a hardcore fan of Giardini di Toscana, I expected to fall madly in love with this one. And I probably would have, if Celeste did not exist. Oro e Miele seems like the grandmother of Celeste - similar DNA, but but more mature, heavier, more sophisticated and more majestic/ imposing. Celeste is more ethereal, sheer, more delicate, like a shy granddaughter. Oro e Miele is shockingly powerful and long lasting. I only sprayed on skin and do not dare to try and spray on clothes. To my nose, it is very heavy and very sweet in the beginning. However, after a few minutes when it begins to develop I can totally spot the cedarwood and another slightly nutty, almost almond-like note. This combo gives it a very complex, rich and sophisticated vibe. It is definitely a masterpiece and I will probably purchase it from time to time, but I'd be inclined to wear it more in colder days than summer or spring.

I agree with the comment that says this smells like honey almond hand cream. That is exactly how I feel it too. I was expecting a lovely gourmand but this feels a little outdated. The drydown is very powdery, almost vintage makeup/baby powder. But somehow it is very comforting! Maybe that baby powder scent feels very calming, I can't explain it. I am still thinking of getting a full bottle, maybe at a sale because GDT perfumes are about 130 euros or so and that is quite steep for scented liquid :) The longevity is amazing! On clothes, it stays for days and days and it projects quite well as most GDT perfumes.