Legni Fruttati L'Erbolario 2009

A delicious, sweet pear note in the opening sets the tone for this warm and gently enveloping fragrance, creating an inviting impression from the very first moments. Its sillage remains close to the skin, making the scent feel intimate and softly present. The longevity is rather short, giving it a fleeting, delicate quality, much like the passing touch of an autumn breeze that disappears before you fully capture it.

I was particularly excited about this scent, and I received it today as a sample from a lovely user, thank you!!
Legni Fruttati is, like many perfumes from this brand, a great everyday scent that suits many occasions. It feels relaxing to me, which is also the case with some other perfumes from L`Erbolario.
The scent is on my shortlist ;)
and I can only recommend testing it for women and men of all ages!
Here, I find the longevity and the sillage to be rather moderate, also once again not artificial at all!

The perfume starts with a rather light sweetness of ripe pears, not zesty, but beautifully sweet, yet not strong, rather moderate.
Quite quickly, after a few minutes, this wonderful creamy note comes in, reminding me of Nivea cream, blending with the scent of the sweet ripe pear.
I think I can detect a light note of hawthorn blossoms here, along with a very slight trace of licorice, which stays more in the background!
The main ingredient throughout the scent journey is still sweet pear with a velvety-creamy Nivea touch :)

Highly recommended!

...because Lile2007 has described the scent very well. That’s how I experience it too. The pear adds a fruity note to the fragrance, but in a rather creamy way, without the usual citrus notes. No one needs to be afraid of the licorice, as there is nothing reminiscent of it here. It’s more like light, sun-warmed wood.

I perceive Legni Fruttati as a very fine, almost powdery summer scent that I really like. Nothing reminds me of the usual Eau de Whatever fragrances, no Cologne scent has been borrowed from, and no flowers have been processed here. True summer freshness actually only emerges at the beginning of the top note, then a bright, powdery elegance takes over. The fragrance also has a distinct recognizability, and thus it slides into my wish list for next spring. Whether it will actually land there remains to be seen.