I haven't covered many fragrances on the blog and that needs to change. I use after-shave balms and fragrances a little and am increasingly appreciating the subtle scents of some of the best (often British-made) products for men. As a newcomer to this world, I claim no expertise, but I know what I like and will bring you a few favourites when I can.
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Sadly the technology is yet to exist that will enable me to waft a sample of a chosen fragrance to you sitting at your laptop, so you will have to imagine this new eau de parfum from Floris, called Bergamotto Positano. It's a subtle blend of citrus and vanilla which gradually tones down to a quiet collection of Mediterranean-inspired scents in which, for me, lemon and vanilla dominate and which linger without cloying with a delicate gingery sweetness. The official description reads, 'Top Notes: Bergamot, Marine, Mandarin. Heart Notes: Green Tea, Orange Blossom, Ginger, Vanilla. Base Notes: Amber, Spice, Ambrette, Woods, Vanilla'. This is a sophisticated product which you should try for yourself and, indeed, share with the love of your life, as it's a unisex fragrance.
It's made by request, so is of limited availability. Its exclusiveness will appeal to many as it's hand-blended by Floris, family perfumers since 1730, at their Jermyn Street premises in London. Cost £160 for 100ml; note that stock is limited. For more information, visit Floris.
Floris also offer bespoke services that enable you to be be a guest of Floris while exploring and developing your own fragrance, meeting a member of the Floris family and enjoying a glass of champagne. More details from Floris.
Hi Grey Fox,
ReplyDeleteI look forward to your post on men's fragrances. I've tendency to purchase those I can try out at the local stores. Which invariably means the common or garden designer ones. If I don't like it, I don't buy it. I wouldn't buy anything over the net, what if I didn't like it after opening? Could be an expensive mistake.
Regards
David