Flamenco Néroli

Wow, this one caught me by the heart strings. What a Beautiful take on neroli. Neroli and cedar, working together with citrus, ginger, and jasmine to create a beautiful mix of notes. I got a slightly candied note in the opening. I don't usually I've tried a lot of neroli fragrances. I'm a huge neroli fan, and this is a fun and interesting take on neroli. Citrusy, floral, and woody, is a combination that will always be popular. Clean and refreshed is just attractive to us humans. And this builds on that winning combination, and makes something great. Where: Casual to semi formal. This is energizing, refreshing and clean. Something that works for most daytime activities. When: Spring and summer. Daytime wear. It's simply a lovely fragrance, with good versatility. Who: Any gender and any age. It's neither feminine nor masculine. Old or new. It's a modern take on a classic style of fragrance. Personal score: 9.25/10. Nothing short of fantastic. I already own neroli fragrances. But i'll be looking out for a bottle of this too.

This is the classiest perfume I own. Flamenco Néroli is clean and light at first, but quickly evolves into a much more sophisticated being. I smell rose all the way; not alone, but lingering below the neroli and jasmine. Flamenco Néroli has no distinguishable age in my opinion - she could work great for any age. She does have a very obvious colour though; purple. A medium dark purple, like lilacs when it's almost dark outside. She's chilly and soothing, like an early autumn evening.

Flamenco Néroli feels like stepping out of a scorching summer day, leaving behind the heat and noise of city traffic, and entering an old, air-conditioned library. Suddenly, everything is cool and silent, and time seems to stand still. It smells of old books, dark wood, polished panelling and marquetry, all intertwined with neroli. The neroli feels carved, as though shaped by a master woodworker. Not a conventional take on neroli, but a unique and beautiful one. Dark and bright.

Very very pretty fragrance indeed. Opens up with the slightly bitter neroli note, followed by a sparkling bergamot note which truly makes you want to dance. The drydown is mellow and romantic, with no harsh boundaries between the notes. Love it!

I really like this scent! I get whiffs of PDM Meliora in the background but more Neroli forward on top. It’s like a more sunny Meliora! It smells delightful... like a happy breeze on a sun shiny day! A definite YES for spring! ☀️🌸🌼