Piazza di Spagna Uomo

Contrary to "name", there is an absolute Italian feeling! Previously I used a "Fisichella" pour homme edt and I see similarities between scents ..... It is definitely a fresh citrus scent that comes after the spices in the woody base. It is not a power plant, and in any case a modern soft water scent. I did not feel Cool Water, but there is still a summer, wet atmosphere like a Limoncello ice cream or a cool dessert. Fortunately, it is still available and very fun to wear! But why is "Spagna"? Specially an Italian Romantic Scent;) Update: Unfortunately, I analyze perfumes by their mood and sometimes I forget to take into account the message of naming ... I made a mistake now! I was looking for similarities to the Spanish scents at home that I have and could not find ..... I have never been to Rome and I don't know Piazza di Spagna .... I hope to get there one day and see the flowered stairs with the church live and soak up the baroque history that the place is full of! Unfortunately, in the absence of this, Roccobarocco is currently taking you imaginatively there and giving back the spiritual atmosphere of the place ... I understood that you don't just have to focus on the words that are written on the glass .... Rather, the scent shows what the real meaning of the words is! Thanks for the fix from those who spoke above me! Man is always learning something :) Viva la Roccobarocco!

I wonder why isn't the Piazza Di Spagna EDP for women isn't featured..? I have 2 bottles and I love it its a very fresh light fruity apple/pear scent..!

@jacek.drewnowski @joe38 Indeed! The Vatican Square, Piazza Venezia, Piazza Navonna and Piazza di Spagna are the 4 famous squares of Rome.

yo tuve hace años este y era un aroma bien agradble y no masificado algo así como limón debo decir que me gustó bastante..buen trabajo

@joe38 Maybe because Piazza di Spagna is one of the most famous squares in Rome, Italy. :)