In Calabria, at the time of the neroli harvest, the air fills with its perfume. But there is also the fragrance of the bergamots growing nearby, and of pollen and green leaves. An entire orchard in a state of aromatic effervescence, like an invitation to la dolce vita.

Neroli owes its name to the Italian princess of Nerola, who perfumed her gloves with the essence of bitter orange, bringing popularity to this sweet, floral scent.

alcohol denat. (sd alcohol 39-c) - aqua (water) - parfum (fragrance) - limonene - linalool - hexyl cinnamal - citral - citronellol - geraniol - farnesol - butyl methoxydibenzoylmethane - tocopherol - bht - pentaerythrityl tetra-di-t-butyl hydroxyhydrocinnamate - tbhq. vol. 79°