Parco Palladiano IV: Azalea Bottega Veneta 2016
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Monte Bianco to Spray
My skepticism towards gourmand fragrances is significant and usually keeps me from testing them. However, since I received a sample of Azalea from a very nice perfumer, I really like the Parco Palladiano line, and the scent is described as not sweet, I decided to conduct a full-day office test.
To me, the fragrance smells almost exclusively of the wonderful Italian dessert "Monte Bianco," made from cooked and pureed chestnuts, meringue, and fresh whipped cream, flavored with a bit of vanilla. I can't detect anything floral and also notice no scent progression.
For fans of such dessert scents, this is surely a great fragrance. I usually refrain from associating fragrances with seasons, but here I can clearly understand the autumn associations. The similarity to Eau Duelle, which is mentioned, I only perceive in the base.
Due to the sweetness, Azalea is not for me; the sillage is pleasant and the longevity is also acceptable.
To me, the fragrance smells almost exclusively of the wonderful Italian dessert "Monte Bianco," made from cooked and pureed chestnuts, meringue, and fresh whipped cream, flavored with a bit of vanilla. I can't detect anything floral and also notice no scent progression.
For fans of such dessert scents, this is surely a great fragrance. I usually refrain from associating fragrances with seasons, but here I can clearly understand the autumn associations. The similarity to Eau Duelle, which is mentioned, I only perceive in the base.
Due to the sweetness, Azalea is not for me; the sillage is pleasant and the longevity is also acceptable.
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