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A great newcomer with bright floral vibes
First of all, Fiore di Portofino has a beautiful, beautiful bottle around it.
Moresque often lets their bottles simply shine.
Actually, the bottle itself is almost worth buying.
But enough about the bottle. Let's move on to the fragrance.
The fragrance has this great freshness that fits perfectly into the warm days of the year.
A kind of lemon, orange and almost grapefruit play a role here at the beginning. I can even detect a slightly sweet, citrusy freshness here.
You can also sense this bright floral fragrance composition in the background. White flowers give the freshness that special something. The basil can also be smelled directly. This accord is slightly green and "spicy". Although spicy would not be the right word. Something "herbaceous" would be more appropriate.
In any case, the basil goes really well with the other notes and Fiore di Portofino makes a great overall impression.
Over time and towards the end of the fragrance, it becomes increasingly creamy. The citrus recedes somewhat, but can still be felt.
It has the effect of a beautifully scented and refreshing suntan lotion.
However, it doesn't really last very long and the sillage isn't that great either.
But you always have to be aware that this is a summer fragrance. In most cases, these fragrances always have the same "weakness". Depending on how you want to define it yourself.
Top Notes 
Basil
Italian lemon
Neroli
Sicilian orange
Heart Notes 
Carnation
Florentine iris
Geranium leaf
Mimosa
Base Notes 
Amber
Haitian vetiver
Musk
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