Esperidi Water

definitely niche perfume, not for the novices or main stream swimmers to whom gucci armani and etc are best of the best. Or aqua di parma is just barbershop - you are not here, you are on the way out. Probably, the best amber and moss perfume if you are seeking for elegant and uplifting masterpeice with amber in the base, of course, if your nose is not spoiled by consumer goods Creed-Goutal-Penhaligon's lovers - stop by, come here. my rate is 9,5 from 10 because there is always place for even greater perfection.

One of the most feminine citruses I've encountered, it's a mix of the bracing freshness of lemon and intense, juicy orange which meet with a romantic bouquet of white flowers in the heart. Warm notes of cedar wood and vetiver in the base are shrouded in an elegant, glowing amber accord that lasts. MOV teamed orange and lemon with a powerful amber accord to give Esperidi Water a creamy punch, seasoning the opening with pepper and thyme to twist the citrus formula in a quintessentially Italian way.

Lovely citrusy amber. Definitely unisex and beautiful on warm summer days and evenings. Already planning to buy a back-up bottle. Edit: And bought. Don't think I can be without this one. and so far it smells amazing on everyone I've tried it on.

Esperidi Water is a three stage perfume which lasts for anywhere between ten and fourteen hours. The opening is orange, rosemary, lemon and black pepper all blended well together. It's very Italian and projects strongly in the initial stage which lasts for an hour, maybe 80 minutes. The lemon tree garden description in a previous review is rather apt. The second stage sees the top notes very faint as the citrus notes fade and the pepper and rosemary fall into the background. There's now some jasmine, a dry cedar, some vetiver and a hint of moss. The projection is more moderate. It lasts around three hours. The third stage is without any of the top notes and very little of the heart notes. It's mostly amber and musk with hints of vetiver and moss. The projection is intimate at this stage. Esperidi Water is a unisex scent, veering towards the masculine. It works for spring, summer and early autumn weather and I see it more as a day perfume than a night one. It's a like for me but I won't be getting a second bottle. I feel it is worth experiencing and living with for a while and then moving on. I feel that there are more impressive citrus aromatics out there. The rating of 3.96 out of 5 (at the time of this review) feels about right.

Opens with a dominant (and very synthetic) orange, accompanied by other citruses, something that did not sooth me, but rather made me try to scrub it off. Luckuly, I havent managed to do it, so it revealed the beutiful drydown, which is something worth waiting for. If you are a woman. Jasmin makes it hard for me to think of this as a masculine, but when you add up the orange note, woody base just cant do much to save its manliness. At best, this is a unisex, and that says someone whos signature is Dior Homme Eau. Not worth the bucks, will be giving the sample to my mom