Anonimo Veneziano 2006 Eau de Parfum

Anonimo Veneziano (Eau de Parfum) by Nobile 1942
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Anonimo Veneziano (Eau de Parfum) is a popular perfume by Nobile 1942 for women and was released in 2006. The scent is floral-oriental. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Floral
Oriental
Spicy
Chypre
Sweet

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes Top Notes
OrangeOrange Red mandarin orangeRed mandarin orange BergamotBergamot
Heart Notes Heart Notes
Ylang-ylangYlang-ylang Water lilyWater lily Damask roseDamask rose Jasminum auriculatumJasminum auriculatum
Base Notes Base Notes
LabdanumLabdanum SandalwoodSandalwood PatchouliPatchouli VanillaVanilla

Perfumer

Ratings
Scent
7.8109 Ratings
Longevity
8.087 Ratings
Sillage
7.586 Ratings
Bottle
7.872 Ratings
Value for money
8.412 Ratings
Submitted by Andi136, last update on 24.02.2024.

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4 in-depth fragrance descriptions
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Scent
Connie

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Connie
Connie
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Overripe fallen fruit..
Fortunately, I bought only a small bottling of this fragrance.... Against this fragrance I have unfortunately an absolute aversion. Unfortunately, I would have imagined because of the great floral heart notes, a very floral elegant fragrance. Pustekuchen....Shortly said this fragrance is a penetrating fruit bomb in the true sense of the word.... To buy from it.. Unfortunately, I have as so often big problems with very fruity fragrances, which often smell for my nose and sensation after overripe fruit where the miter has already started.... Simply after rotten fallen fruit ... The fragrance has a great similarity with PDM Cassili which is also a no go for me..

The fragrance smells for me only and really only after overripe fruit in a super penetrating and clumsy way. Headache says hello... I am yes a patient person and have waited without success for the floral notes but also here Pustekuchen. I smell zero floral notes. In the drydown then unfortunately also an almost musty green, spicy patchouli comes to light ..

For my nose goes only wash off.... Fortunately, tastes are yes different...
3 Comments
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8
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8
Longevity
8
Scent
Serenissima

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Serenissima
Serenissima
Top Review 13  
the mysterious admirer
She made herself beautiful: her now silver-grey hair was carefully pinned, a light jacket went with her flowered afternoon dress, and her shoes and handbag matched the ensemble excellently, as always. She was still a beautiful woman.
The hat with the large openwork brim sat a little jauntily; but as a Venetian, she knew the power of the sun reflected off the canal. At her age, she didn't want to expose herself to it unprotected.
Besides, she loved hats!

Excited she was: Today she would finally meet him, her mysterious beau!
Since the spring, she received lovingly compiled gifts several times a week:
beautiful handwritten poems, prettily wrapped potpourris of dried tropical fruits.
Someone here knew how much she loved the fresh scents of bergamots, oranges and their siblings. Even just the porcelain bowls they were in were little masterpieces.
Small bouquets of flowers also arrived from time to time: tied prettily, in a white lace cuff, the stems wrapped with ribbons in matching colours.
Such real cavalier bouquets, so-called Biedermeier bouquets: as if they were arranged to dance.
By now she was waiting regularly for these attentions.
She sat in the little garden that bordered directly on the canal, in the shade of the thickly overgrown arbor.
It is the small-flowered jasmine, so particularly fragrant and so fond of climbing, that basks and grows and blooms there.
Together with the slender tendrils of ylang-ylang, a summer-scented refuge has formed here over the years.
Here she can do needlework, read, enjoy her afternoon tea, and now and then a gentle breeze blows in from the canal, bringing coolness and the delicate fragrance of the water lilies that bob on the little garden pond, now blooming again every year, thanking her for her prudent care.
Her carefully tended roses, along the wall facing the neighboring palazzo bloom profusely, exuding their beguiling fragrance.
How she loved this place!
Here, flattered and curious as a young girl, she longed for the messenger's arrival.
What would he bring this time?

The surprise was great; the bouquet of cheerful summer flowers was accompanied by a short note:
"Will you meet me tomorrow afternoon at the Cafè Florian when the music is playing there? I'll be waiting!"
She put her hand to her cheek: why was her foolish old heart beating so excitedly?

After an almost sleepless night, she had made a decision: she would go to the Piazza San Marco in the afternoon and see who was waiting for her there.
Hidden by the arcades there, she could look out for the stranger and then still decide: Do I stay or do I go!

So, in her dressy afternoon wardrobe, she made her way to the meeting place: every inch a Contessa of old Venetian nobility!
And all the while she felt so wonderfully young, buoyant and frivolous!

A first, cautious glance at the tables and chairs in front of the Cafè Florian, made her stumble:

Surely this couldn't be!
She flushed, heart pounding to her throat - she walked faster and called out brightly and happily:
"Eduardo!"
It was he! The great, hitherto unrequited love of her life was sitting-no! now he was standing beside the little table-in Marcus Square, here in Venice!
The music of the orchestra enveloped her coaxingly as he took her, hesitatingly at first, in his arms.
It was him! No doubt about it, that was his scent!
That unforgettable scent that had surrounded him even as a young man:
A spicy blend of labdanum, heavy earthy patchouli, creamy sandalwood oil, plus the warmth and light sweetness of vanilla!
He had found her; after decades they held each other in their arms and one thing was already certain at that moment: they would never lose each other again in this life!

"Anonimo Veneziano" immediately tells me this love story, entwined with a ripe, oriental fragrance that promises tenderness and warmth!
Elegant, quiet femininity - transcending boundaries and time: simply beautiful, composed around an extraordinary floral heart.
Of the durability of a love that can be extended again and again by re-spraying - until all eternity.
9 Comments
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8
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9
Scent
Gold

541 Reviews
Gold
Gold
Helpful Review 4  
A celebration of womanhood
A wonderful, rich, baroque kind of scent with warm, enveloping notes. Extremely well constructed, opulent, radiant. A celebration of womanhood and a scent which is utterly disarming - I think there's hardly any man who could resist it. The first deep sniff you take of it will tell you about the outstanding quality of this perfume. Think of Coco by Chanel, the sadly discontinued vintage Venezia by Laura Biagiotti or the deep, calm and beautiful Sacrebleue by Parfums de Nicolai and you'll get the idea...but Anonimo Veneziano is even better!
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10
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10
Longevity
7
Scent
Sherapop

1239 Reviews
Sherapop
Sherapop
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I prefer Bal à Versailles
I've worn Nobile 1942 ANONIMO VENEZIANO a few times and continue to be struck by what seems initially (upon application) to be the similarity to Jean Desprez BAL A VERSAILLES. Big sillage, oriental, labdanum amber, patchouli, spiciness (from ylang?). ANONIMO actually seems somewhat leathery and dark, though I do not know what would account for that in the above notes.

In a side-by-side comparison to BAL A VERSAILLES, I have to report that the cheap-o bargain-bin (tester for $11, yep) bottle of reformulated BAL A VERSAILLES edt won out against ANONIMO VENEZIANO, which seems sharper and less smooth. BAL A VERSAILLES has more of a golden amber quality and less stridency, for lack of a better word. In terms of sweetness and patchouli level, they are very similar, but I have to say that BAL A VERSAILLES seems to me like a better perfume.

Sorry nichies (not Nietzsche)! I guess that when you reformulate a perfume which started out with 350 different essences, then even if only a fraction of those survive, it's still going to be a decent creation. I understand why people find ANONIMO VENEZIANO appealing--and I do not mean to suggest that I do not--but now that I've compared it side-by-side with BAL A VERSAILLES, I realize that I won't be adding a bottle to my collection.

Why?
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