F. da Montefeltro

I would say that this is a distant combination of Burdel and Alexandria II. A very exceptional perfume and special, strong in character and dominant in the very opening. Iris is very well ironed here and gives off that delightful powdery vibe. In the end what remains on my skin are traces of iris, musk and vanilla. There is a really warm and different aura on the dry down itself. A friend said that the opening was perhaps too much for her, but the later still won her over. She is a total amateur for perfumes, but I also like to hear her opinion, exactly that, I like to hear the opinion of people who are not so into perfumes. Interesting for sure and a very interesting perfume, I can't wait for autumn and winter to shine in its full glory! Solid, really solid fragrance and a very good answer to the powdery iris perfume theme. Unique, especially appealing and very seductive. Durability and projection unquestionable of course.

Girls, don't be afraid of this one!! On first impression, the fresh earthiness from the patchouli, the various woods, lavender, and grapefruit reminded me of a stereotypical cologne smell, but I think the powderiness from the iris and the sweetness from peach and vanilla make this quite feminine and if anything, that masculine edge would just make whatever woman wearing this seem so badass. Other than that, there's also a general soapiness from lily of the valley and a slight medicinal or balsamic undertone to the profile. It's nothing that's offensive though. Wafting through the air, basically you just get a sweet powdery slightly green smell which is so lovely. I blind bought this LMAO and I am not disappointed

A beautiful amber floral fragrance. It's fruity and citrusy and still well balanced with the sweet and fresh spicy accords. Opening notes - citrusy peach, grapefruit, lavender and cassis. Heart notes - amber, lily-of-the-valley, magnolia, ylang-ylang and iris. Base notes - patchouli, cedar vanilla, sandalwood and Cambodian oud. There are varying nuances in it that are surprising and affect the fragrances' development in a lovely way. The patchouli seems to be a hit in it. It has a long-lasting longevity and the silage is quite great too and moreover, it's a unisex fragrance that could be easily worn by both genders :)

I find F. da Montefeltro to be more sweet than it is woody. The fruity scent of peach mixed with grapefruit, lavender and lily makes this perfume DIVINE. At the end of a day's wear of around 8+ hours, a mix of lavender and woody spiciness (attributable to the patchouli, cedar and oud) remains on my skin. A buono and unique creation from V Canto.

I own like 75 perfumes, without a single doubt, THIS IS THE BEST!