Spirito Meo Fusciuni 2019

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8.2 / 10 46 Ratings

A popular perfume by Meo Fusciuni for women and men, released in 2019. The scent is green-woody. It is still in production.

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Main accords

Green

Woody

Spicy

Fresh

Fougère

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Herbaceous notes

Angelica

Chamomile

Carrot

Heart Notes

Myrtle

Cypress

Hyssop

Paper

Base Notes

Cedarwood

Elemi resin Vetiver

Vetiver

Gaiac wood Musk

Musk

Tonka bean absolute

Perfumer

Giuseppe Imprezzabile a.k.a. Meo Fusciuni

Ratings

Scent

8.246 Ratings

Longevity

7.841 Ratings

Sillage

7.340 Ratings

Bottle

8.045 Ratings

Value for money

6.825 Ratings

Submitted by Ravenous, last update on 04/22/2025.

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Reviews

4 in-depth fragrance descriptions

12/04/2024

7
Sillage 7
Longevity 8
Scent

DrDre10
26 Reviews

DrDre10

Helpful Review 7

Mr. Spirito

Growing up, I attended church quite frequently. Just about every Sunday. I used to love seeing the ladies with the candy who called me "Shuga". Used to tell me how handsome I was. Then there were the men of the church. Dressed in their Sunday's best. Suits starched, pressed and creased. Shoes polished, faces shaved, mustaches and beards very neatly trimmed, hair freshly cut. Every Sunday these gentlemen commanded and demanded respect. Spirito pays homage to these men. The "Mister" of the past. (Not the Mister from the movie "The Color Purple,") The man whom you wouldn't dare cross nor disrespect. The man's man. Strong grip with his handshake, eye contact, deep voice, direct. Spirito is not your sweet Invictus-y new millennium fragrance. I'm fact, there's nothing sweet about it at all. This is an unapologetic woody, spicy, green fougere. Would've beaten out Drakkar Noir Eau de Toilette in the 80s easy! Very very high quality. This fragrance speaks to me. It demands masculinity at it's peak. This is not made for the weakest of men. You can't smell like this and be soft. Mr. Spirito is a classic fragrance made to be timeless. The very definition of timeless masculinity.

11/05/2023

6
Pricing 8
Bottle 6
Sillage 7
Longevity 8
Scent

Liviuss
46 Reviews

Liviuss

2

aromatic vetiver

Spirito is a magnificent perfume, an with an energizing opening given by cypress and green notes of angelica and chamomile. After the opening, a beautiful dry vetiver begins to emerge, very masculine, austere and smoky / leathery, which is accompanied for some time by the notes of chamomile and is supported by elemi and cedar wood. From here on, the perfume will not evolve much, but it will remain wonderfully true to itself, giving a sense of comfort and pampering to the wearer. Like the other perfumes of the house, it does not have a great projection but is felt with discretion leaving a very slight trail at the beginning and then settling and becoming a very intimate perfume, but always well perceptible for about 6 or 7 hours, on clothes. much more.
Ideal for the office and for any informal or casual context as long as you don't dress like a vulgar in a suit or bermuda, a perfume for an adult man and not a boy.
For me I passed with flying colors and immediately finished at the top of my preferences.

08/29/2023

6
Pricing 8
Bottle 4
Sillage 5
Longevity 9
Scent

Mlleghoul
426 Reviews

Mlleghoul

Helpful Review 6

a poetry-reading, more contemplative and self-aware Drakkar Noir

I've recently been sampling several perfumes from Meo Fusciuni. So far, these are all introspective, quiet creations--nothing bold or bombastic, but they're all really lovely, and I get the sense from interviews and the way shop keeps and other perfumers talk about him that he is a thoughtful, elegant, and articulate fellow.

Because I agonize over these things, I wonder if he might be bummed out (or maybe, hopefully, elated?) to read a review wherein someone compares his Spirito offering to a less sleazy, more delicate and pensive Drakkar Noir?

Ok, some context. I love Drakkar Noir. I always have. My high school boyfriend used to wear it, and I found it rather swoony. In retrospect, I am realizing that I wanted it to be a swoony fragrance FOR ME. I wanted to smell like a villainous rascal reeking of peppery-woody-musky fougère! And somehow --just today!-- I am realizing that I have been drawn to various iterations of this combination of notes all throughout my journey with perfume.

When I smelled Spirito this morning, I thought, "Gosh! This is like Drakkar Noir leveling up after 12 lifetimes, and it's finally stopped being the skeeziest guy at titty bars. It mediates and keeps a journal, and it'll listen with intent when you talk now, and it'll ask you if you want venting space or solution space. It's sensitive and self-aware. Maybe even a little wistful and ruminative.

In reviewing their various compositions, it looks like they don't have an awful lot in common. Just angelica, lavender, vetiver, and cedar. Maybe the interplay between the notes creates some kind of connection for me, I don't know. But I'm sticking with it. Spirito is a poetry-reading, contemplative Drakkar Noir whose roguish heart, it turns out, is just as fragile and hopeful, just as much as a dreamer as mine.

Meo Fusciuni, I mean no offense or insult! I adore Drakkar Noir, and as far as I am concerned, it is legendary. And Spirito took it (or my memory of it) to task and turned it into something softer, lovelier, and better.

03/19/2025

9
Pricing 10
Bottle 9
Sillage 9
Longevity 10
Scent

44muc
17 Reviews

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44muc

Helpful Review 4

A light shines in spring

The experience with Spirito begins with the bottle: minimalist, authentic and well thought out. I was particularly impressed by the fact that the bottle and lid have the same shape and the exact same weight. A detail that reflects the philosophy of balance that Meo Fusciuni conveys in its fragrances.

Meo Fusciuni was also inspired by Emely Dickinson. Behind Spirito is the 19th century American poet's love of nature and the potion of freedom. Fresh, green and woody notes characterize the fragrance. For me, the warm, almost meditative chamomile is clearly perceptible. The herbaceous notes of myrtle and cypress, as well as the soft, papery accents are always very pleasant to the nose. The resin, the musk and the subtle sweetness of the tonka bean round off the overall work of art.

For me, Spirito is easy to wear, present and yet not intrusive. The combination of fragrance, design and history make it a special and fitting fragrance for spring.

* the headline is the first line of a poem about spring by Emily Dickinson :)