Tuttle

I tried a sample of Tuttle and got so impressed. It opens up with citrusy notes and eventually the wood is taking over which is a very special feeling I get when I wear it. Love this one. EDIT: I bought the whole bottle and tried it over and over again and just came to a conclusion that this is a beautiful creation and I am happy that I came across this beauty. I feel like I know this fragrance better today and I wanted to edit my last comment and explain more broadly about Tuttle. Tuttle is a beautiful creation that opens with a sparkling and joyful bouquet of fruits and citrusy notes, dominated by Sicilian Grapefruit, embraced by the characteristic wild strength of Cassis and the revolutionary Romagna Peach, used for the first time in perfumery and a world exclusive of the Terenzi olfactory library. This luxuriant head settles on a rich and opulent heart, where the echoes of regal white flowers can also be sensed, with lush Tuberose, Magnolia and Iris excelling, skilfully blended with Lily of the Valley and Royal Jasmine, thanks to the aphrodisiac overtones of precious and rare Ambergris. The base of the creation rests on a foundation that is imposing and precious, but at the same time light and effervescent, capable of ensuring a long persistence and at the same time increasing its projection to impressive distances. The intensity of Red Patchouli combined with the sweetness of Indian Sandalwood contrasts with the wild, woody scent of Italian Birch, accentuated by the Caribbean freshness of Cuban Cedar. This majestic rush of woods is enveloped by the exotic scent of Haitian Vetiver, which lends an unpredictable and innovative touch to the entire creation. When wearing Tuttle it will deliver to your souls a shimmering happiness and joy that will make the light in your eyes shine brightly once again, leaving you wonderfully fascinated and irresistible.

I stopped by NM to try Rosso Pompeii, and ended up completely smitten with Tuttle. These scents really are quite similar, with many common notes and incredible sillage. But Tuttle is a bit softer, fresher, more delicate. In the opening (just as in Rosso Pompeii), I get fizzy Coca-Cola spurting from a soda fountain— loud, bright, with sparkling ice cubes and a slice of tart lemon. Later, there’s a hint of dry ginger and juicy, pink grapefruit that temper the sweeter notes, balancing out the composition. All of this is set against the translucent backdrop of black currant and not-quite-ripened peach. On my skin, the peach is palpable, but not sweet, while the black currant reveals itself in all its glory, giving Tuttle a piquant, slightly tart, note. There’s a note of sandalwood in here, too—delicate, dry, lending the entire composition depth, along with a warming facet of spice. To me, Tuttle is the best discovery of the season and a clear new favorite—an ambrosial juice with impressive longevity and sillage that is so easy to wear. And although there are unmistakable sweet overtones, the scent comes across as fresh rather than sweet—fizzy, spicy, remarkably well-blended. If you are looking for a unique, stunningly beautiful spring/summer scent—Tuttle is well worth a try. A gorgeous unisex showstopper.

Very elegant perfume; slightly basic for tiziana, however that makes it a safe blind buy and universally liked. Leans feminine, but still rather unisex. Has great progression, and definitely develops as the notes are listed (for me at least). Starts off incredibly fruity, tart, and jammy for the first several hours with strong projection. Then slowly develops into an (almost powdery) white floral with a deep woody/ambery base that has a hint of that initial fruit opening; with moderate projection towards the end. Has insane longevity, lasting 15+ hours on me, and can even survive being scrubbed with soap and water. I consistently catch myself smelling it throughout the day. Sometimes, I can even smell it on my skin the next day. Overall a 10/10, and one of the best fragrances I've ever gotten--especially for the price I paid ($89). While not the most unique or niche smell, it smells lovely and has insane performance. And for the price, it outcompetes every other fragrance I've ever tried. While I'd never pay full price, I understand why it has a MSRP of $500.

Tuttle is a truly unique and captivating fragrance. It has a fruity and woody scent that blends notes of fruits and fresh flowers with a hint of amber. The base is a mix of sandalwood, cedar and patchouli, giving it a mysterious and intoxicating aroma. I love this fragrance for its complexity. It's perfect for special occasions, and its bold and intense scent is sure to turn heads. The scent lasts all day, and the sillage is quite strong, so you don't have to worry about it fading away too quickly. The bottle is also sleek and sophisticated which I love! When I wear it, I feel confident and empowered. It's a scent that exudes sophistication, and it's sure to leave a lasting impression. I always get compliments when I wear it, and I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a bold and luxurious fragrance.

Imagine the juiciest sweet grapefruit - the main and most persistent accord in this fragrance. It is further sweetened by peach and slightly tarty and sour from the black currant. Mouthwatering juicy and fruity, you're on a hot summer vacation and just carefree and ready to party all night. Just a tad freshness from the vetiver and musc to tame the fruits down (beware if you hate musc in the dry downs) . Rich and uplifting, I really enjoy this one! Sillage and lasting power won't let you down. PS: jawdropping presentation and bottle too! Just recently I tested the Cruise Angel Mugler 2019 and I can't help but find quite a lot of similarities.. even if not literally the same, they possess pretty much the same vibe, especially the fruit accords.