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Infinito Nobile 1942 2013

7.5 / 10 61 Ratings

A popular perfume by Nobile 1942 for women and men, released in 2013. The scent is spicy-green. The production was apparently discontinued.
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Main accords

Spicy

Green

Woody

Fresh

Smoky

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Green notes

Tuscan cypress Ginger

Ginger

Bergamot

Heart Notes

Oakmoss

Cedarwood

Frankincense

Base Notes

Geranium

Patchouli

Vetiver

White musk

Sandalwood

Ratings

Scent

7.561 Ratings

Longevity

7.150 Ratings

Sillage

6.148 Ratings

Bottle

7.654 Ratings

Value for money

6.510 Ratings

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Reviews

3 in-depth fragrance descriptions

10/27/2013

6Scent 7.5Longevity 7.5Sillage

Gold
726 Reviews

Gold

Helpful Review 4

High impact

Ginger and cypress plus bergamot - a very spicy and sharp, astringent start, surprising and not very pleasant. After a short while, frankincense and cedarwood create a mysterious smell, underlined by moss and other earthy notes I can't tell apart. In the drydown, vetiver adds a strong, acerbic touch to a slightly musty base which gives this rich and outstanding fragrance a certain piquancy. Very tenacious, subtlety is not its point, but it certainly is not vulgar given the nature of its ingredients. "Infinito" has got an impact which is difficult to ignore, nevertheless I find it hard to like. Probably better on a man than on a woman.

06/29/2014

8.5Scent 7Longevity 5Sillage

Mefunx
13 Reviews

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Mefunx

Top Review 23

Gentle Smoke, Beautiful Cypress

While "I-I Terralba" by Masque has emerged as the winner in my search for the perfect "Garigue" fragrance, "Infinito" was for me the clearly most beautiful and elegant candidate in the test series.

Its yellow-green, herbaceous fabric is interwoven with delicate, silvery smoke; "Infinito" is woody (resinous conifers) and bitter (especially close to the skin) and warm-spicy (from a greater distance), reminding me of cool, slightly sweetened, bitter tea with lemon and ginger - the green notes even allow one to imagine a mint leaf. Ginger and (white) musk likely also contribute to "Infinito's" subtle, clean-soapy facet.

Alongside the fine smokiness, the second main player is the cypress, which emphasizes the Mediterranean character of "Infinito" and is truly beautifully integrated. Overall, "Infinito" is a well-rounded affair: from top to heart to base, carefully selected green and woody notes come together, all appearing very natural, with vetiver bringing smoky and green notes together, and the scent progression reveals itself gently; moving towards more depth and calm, to now grounded, mossy-musk-like-creamy green.

After diving deep into amber territories last winter, I currently find myself in something of a green phase. I increasingly crave something refreshing; citrus fruits alone often feel too banal to me, and the aquatics are still waiting for their retro moment. "Infinito" satisfies this desire, it is grounding, invigorating, not overly formal, but, if you will, still a classic, mature fragrance. For connoisseurs of "Pontevecchio" (masculine), also from the house of Nobile 1942: "Infinito" is a close relative.

(Thanks to Gaukeleya for the tip! And here is the thread mentioned at the beginning: http://www.parfumo.de/forum/viewtopic.php?t=29038)

05/27/2014

8Scent

Naaase
109 Reviews

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Naaase

Top Review

The Infinite

The Infinite

I have always loved this bare hill
And this hedge, which denies the gaze so much
From the farthest horizon.
And when I sit and look around me, I dream,
Endless expanses, superhuman silence
And the deepest calm reigns there
Beyond the low barrier, and my heart
Quakes with dread. And when I hear then
The wind roaring in the branches, I compare
The boundless silence there, and here
The loud voice; and I think of the Eternal,
Of dead times and the present
Living time and its noise. And so
In the boundless cosmos my spirit sinks,
And it is sweet to me to fail in this sea.

Giacomo Leopardi, 1831
From the collection "Canti"

Giacomo Graf Leopardi was an Italian poet, essayist, and philologist, who, alongside Alessandro Manzoni, played a crucial role in the renewal of the Italian literary language in the 19th century. He wrote the poem "L'infinito" in the autumn of 1819.

Perhaps the great masters of Nobile 1942 had this poem in mind when they created the fragrance "Infinito" last year.
This scent begins spicy. Not refreshingly lemony, like some Eau de Cologne. No, here you find yourself immediately in a small Italian market where spices are offered for sale. I think I can smell basil. Just like the slightly sour sharpness of ginger. Next to it, there is indeed a small citrus note in the form of a ripe bergamot. However, only very lightly and delicately. By no means dominant. And what else? Yes, our small and fine Italian spice market is located next to a forest. More precisely: A forest where cypress trees grow. Their warm and pleasant scent immediately determines the course of the fragrance after this brief spicy beginning. It gives it warmth. It gives it depth.
But it gets even woodier: more woods are added. And also some oak moss. We are now in this cypress forest, listening to the song of the birds and immersing ourselves in the mossy-woody scent. Some sunlight breaks through the countless branches of the stately trees in the form of the still slightly perceptible bergamot and lovingly tickles our nose. Yet we are still surrounded by dark woods. Far away from the noisy everyday life. Far away from daily duties.
Far away from the usual worries and troubles.
We close our eyes and musk penetrates our nose. Pleasantly soft, it caresses our senses.
We are one with nature and nature is one with us.
Is this infinity?

My conclusion:
A truly well-made fragrance far from the usual "citrus-refreshing-colognes" for summer. Nevertheless, these spicy forest notes can indeed be refreshing. When one is not in the mood for citrus. The self-imposed theme is quite ambitious. However, it was not missed.

Statements

8 short views on the fragrance

Floyd

4 years ago

8.5Scent 8Longevity 7Sillage

27

21

Mist carries the dew of cypress
The sour juices
From roots and grasses
Floating earth
And finest mosses
With infinite lightness

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Verbena

6 years ago

8.5Scent 7Longevity 6Sillage

18

11

Mildly sweet smoke, dusty spice, wood soaked in afternoon sun, resinous warmth, dry rustling grasses. Mediterranean. Wonderful.

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Ergoproxy

5 years ago

8.5Scent 7Longevity 6Sillage

13

5

Feels vintage to me. Herbal, subtly grassy, a soapy hint, cypress and incense. Elegant and timeless, in my opinion.

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Yatagan

6 years ago

7.5Scent 7Longevity 7Sillage

15

10

Hallelujah: A fragrance from 1973, composed in 2013. I can’t believe I get to experience this: aromatic, spicy, mossy, smoky, masculine, resinous-woody.

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