Aristoqrati

Aristoqrati is pristine, attempting to elevate you to another level - which is likely what they are going for. I think of the perfect shade and perfect fitting black shirt when I wear this. It is an interesting scent but not bold, well done yet familiar and from a house that is still under-followed. But I am guilty of this as this is my first discovery from this house and does indeed create enough curiosity and intrigue to try more. This scent is compared to two impeccable Xerjoff's and also has a Chanel vibe for me as well. Amazing blending with clearly fine natural ingredients as I pick up no one note more than the other and I think it is also very unisex and quite outstanding. 4.5/5

I am so in love with this. This smells really great, attractive, powdery, spicy, fresh, sweet. Leans a bit masculine and proyects aaaloooot. Reminds me of the 90s, what a classy perfume, i would use it if i had to use only one perfume. But since i have a lot of bottles, this overwhelms everything and stays on clothes forever so i can’t enjoy what i wear the day after. Huge!!!

I like this scent very much. Leans towards to masculine scents, it's fresh, spicy, aromatic, well balanced floral, and mild woody with great versatility suitable for spring, summer and fall with uncommon smell. All I get is a beautiful combo of mild vetiver, vivid geranium, strong peony and nutmeg. It's my second experience with this house and I'm impressed. Good performance but not as strong as Contessa from the same house. The bottle is a piece of Art. I'll try it again.. it may worth a fb.

Beautiful, spicy, strong peony at the beginning then it smooths out

Aristoqrati lasts forever and almost never evolves, but you must like peony and nutmeg to enjoy it.

Exactly like opera, all those Italian people copy each others