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.

Ahhh idk how to feel about this perfume . It’s a little too baby powdery for me and I do enjoy powdery fragrances . With this one however, the heliotrope and maybe the iris take over making this fragrance a powder bomb . I wish the almond blossom, and honey were more prominent. I wanted the fragrance to be sweeter and creamier. It’s not a bad fragrance though, and it deserves a few more tries before I give up on it . I will say the fragrance lasts for hours and hours so it’s definitely potent .

I'm not the biggest fan of the almond in the opening, I feel like that nutty, almondy, kind of powdery scent is also present in some other Giardini di Toscana fragrances that I don't quite like. This is nice though, but by far not a favourite. I can smell some honey, but it's not a gourmand, the floral and powdery notes make it more perfumey.

This is absolutely nuclear, i sprayed it on a testei strip and one time on the Back of my hand and the next morning my whole room smelled like this, can also still smell it on the back of my hand 20 hoursnlater. The scent is very honey like in a soft but somewhat cloying manner, smells high quality to me

This is very pleasant, sort of nostalgic scent that has a vintage feel. The honey is light and bright rather than dense and heavy. The florals just complement the honey making it a very feminine and powdery fragrance. The fruit stays subtle in the background. This is the perfect summery fragrance.

I just received my bottle and i must say that it is indeed a perfect gourmand for summer!It is a powdery scent with a proeminent honey note, not overly sweet.I don`t feel the coconut and neither the flowers notes, but i still like it a lot!The performance is good, but not as good as Bianco Latte.

I really like this. I may even love it but it’s too early to tell. Powdery, honey but not overly sweet. Light florals peak through. I like this more than Bianca Latte. It is more wearable and layer friendly . It has the same creamy powdery lotion DNA as lift me up. This is way more affordable

The florals are very soft and lean mostly iris. I get a bit of honey, enough to keep the powder scent from being too baby powdery and make it more springtime fresh and sweet floral. I hat rose and didn’t really get it in this except for maybe immediately after the spray.

Powdery honey almond. Soft but strong. I don’t think this would work in blazing sunshine, but for all other seasons and moods, it’s a cosy, sweet comfort blanket. I’ve only got a sample, but I’m looking forward to trying it out thoroughly.

Yummy honeyed, ambery, lightly floral fragrance with great longevity. Not too sweet or heavy despite the strong vanilla and honey notes.

the smell is not unpleaseant but definitely reminds old rich ladies' handcream.

It smells like Mooncake by D’Annam. It’s pretty.

I got this in a sample discovery kit and based off other reviews and the official description I thought I’d really like it. Unfortunately, I feel like it may be a little too grown for me. I really wanted to like this. When I initially sprayed it I thought I might because it was a beautiful blend of rose and honey. Once it drys down though I mostly smell powdery florals and coconut which I think might be nice for someone but it is not for me. I don’t know why, but when something has a strong coconut scent, all I can think of are stink bugs. The powderiness comes across screechy to me. My boyfriend agreed with me that this one seems mature, he doesn’t like it, and said it’s too strong. It is VERY strong so caution should be taken with sprays. Not sure about longevity because I will be sadly washing this one off soon but I think it will likely last a very long time which is great if you like a coconuty, powdery floral! Just not for me but I can see how this would be appealing to someone else. Editing to say: It is much more bearable and even a little enjoyable now that more vanilla is coming out to smooth things together, but overall there is too much going on here and is a bit overwhelming for me.

The people claiming this smells like honeymoon are insane. This is straight powder. The most powdery powder to ever powder. I wanted honey and chose this over some other scents I was eyeing on lucky scent when they had their promo, what a mistake. I'll have to find a way to use this cause it's too expensive to waist. I figured this what be a great choice since bianco latte is so iconic

For my nose, it sits somewhere between Bianco Latte and Shabby Chic I actually like more than this one. Perhaps my senses are still adjusting, but I can’t detect any berries or coconut, only a honey sweet, almond powdery, irisy musk. I also pick up a familiar talc-like note, like baby powder. And something bitter, is it heliotrope? Rather feminine leaning.

This smells exactly like honey almond hand cream. It’s softly floral, sweet, and creamy smelling. The scent is very pleasant but this reminds me more of body care products than a sophisticated perfume. It’s nice, but I don’t want to spend fragrance prices to smell like the hand cream I give my grandma at Christmas.

I have had it and worn it now for some time. It's heavy on heliotrope, honey and almond powder. That is all, unfortunately. Nice. But no berries, coconut, etc. Reminds me a lot of Blu Indaco by the same perfumer.

Notes in this perfume are not very well blended. You can smell honey, flowers, coconut, it’s like this perfume doesn’t know what it wants to be so it decided to be all at once. And that’s not ok

This smells like **elevated baby powder** super powdery, soft, and airy... but also lowkey giving *fresh, unused baby diapers* 🫠. It’s clean, but not in a creamy gourmand way at all. And let me clear this up right now: **this does NOT smell like Bianco Latte.** I don’t know who started that narrative, but yeah... absolutely not 😭 I was expecting something sweeter with more honey warmth, but what I get is more almond/tonka/musk wrapped in a powder cloud. It’s not bad, just... not what I expected. If you like powdery, soft, skin-scent vibes you might enjoy it. If you’re looking for that rich, milky, caramel vanilla moment... this ain’t it.

The powder and the honey are the most prominent notes I pick up on in this, it is a very strong fragrance. There is a floral I’m struggling to name, I’m guessing it’s the heliotrope because I love iris and rose, but this floral is a little sharp to me. I feel like this would do better as a deodorant than a perfume like I would rock the hell out of this as a boujie antiperspirant. As a gourmand and floral lover I usually like a lot of the notes that are listed in this perfume, but this scent is just not for me.

Somewhere I saw “If you like Bianco Latte, you’ll love Oro e Miele”. Not even close. It’s pure powder (iris) with a hint of rose and honey. Not even close to gourmand. It’s veeery close to Delina and Iris from Lerbolario. If you like Iris, you’ll love this one. If you want something like Bianco Latte, this is not it

It’s reminding me a lot of “what we do in Paris is secret” that I just reviewed. Very sweet, powdered. Rose, heliotrope and a touch of almond. Almost a scrubber.

i don't know why this smells like a tire shop with a bunch of vanilla air freshener :( the sweetness is so cloying and plasticky to me

Thought I was going to love it, but it just smells like an old lady on me

This smells so plasticky and waxy - what is that smell? It makes me want to 🤢 If you look at the notes and then smell this, you’ll honestly go crazy. It’s a very confusing scent. Was expecting a smooth, nutty, vanillic scent - oops!

Sooooo sweet, sooooo powdery, sooooo overwhelmingly musky. Really not a fan. :S

Smells like powder, and baby wipes. Complete fail of a blind buy.

Honey & Iris Bomb! Miele opens with a soft, fluffy iris and musky powderiness, followed by a gentle honey. I really enjoy the light almond blossom here. It does give an almond lotion quality here that I love. Personally, I don’t get much rose or berries at all, and the vanilla feels more like part of the base than the heart of the fragrance. I also really like the addition of coconut. As it dries down, the honey becomes much more prominent. I find honey notes always take over eventually. It’s not super similar to Bianco Latte overall, but it does share that cozy Giardini di Toscana DNA: a powdery softness, a familiar vanillic base, and that warm, comforting texture. it’s not super gourmand the way Bianco Latte is though. The sweetness here is subtle. An example of a fleurmand. I completely understand the comparisons to D’annam’s Mooncake. Oro e Miele has a similar deep honeyed quality, almost like it could have been salted, but Mooncake leans more savory. To me, this feels almost like a combination of the original Dior New Look 1957 and Phlurs Honeymoon. This might be full-bottle worthy for me, but I want to test my sample a little longer.

This is very very heavy, very very dense and strong perfume! It absolutely overshadows every other perfume present in the room so keep that in mind. Actually, after a while to me it gets some Middle Eastern perfumery aspects I do not know why, but there is this feeling of that super sweet dense Middle Eastern perfumery vibe. Actually, I may be absolutely crazy, but I get even hints of Shaghaf Oud by Swiss Arabian. Anyways... This is a very heavy perfume, and very dense; there is no airy feeling lo lightness in it, I think all those sandalwood, tonka, coconut and almond notes are done in a very heavy way. It is sweet, but the sweetness feels a bit like creamy powder???? Whatever this might mean. It is actually might not be the most appealing perfume but it is certainly interesting, and it is very interesting to get glimpses in the air of this scent; it is very engaging in a way. I think the biggest impression this perfume does to me is how strong it is and the sillage of it, just wow, you have to be really careful with this if you do not want to suffocate yourself.

Very very pretty. Sooooooo Soft. Cuddly. Warm blanket on a fall afternoon. I instantly smelled something like steel cut oats sitting in an almond milk bath with some powdery iris nuances. Imagine sitting in a tub full of almond milk and oats. There's a vase of heliotrope & iris nearby and you're drizzling honey in the bath. The honey is the benzoin here. The tonka is def here in the dry down. It's good with the benzoin. It warms it up. That is the imagery this brings. It also smells like Biolage brand shampoo a little. Updated: the above review was while it was still warm and in ship shock. Today one day later it smells a little different.. today It's stronger. It's heavy thick honey and powdery heliotrope and iris. It's very honey and very powdery. I am obsessed.

Ok...probably Giardini Di Toscana didn't want to disclose all the notes? this is a big stinker that reeks of synthetics, it smells like a death bomb made with AMBROXAN and maybe Cetalox plus Orcanox. Synthethic hell piercing my sinuses. Big stinker from hell. You might be more lucky and get all these pretty notes they described in the pyramid...but on my skin I just smell synthetic crap. HO-RRI-BLE.