03/31/2021
Serenissima
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Place of permitted pleasures
In the meantime, very much that promises pleasure and can give us pleasure, has been labeled "Questionable". Let's just look around:
Coffee: for heaven's sake! Not good for the heart or stomach; even the formerly "stomach-friendly" must now be called "people-friendly."
Cocoa: way too fatty! "Just look at the fat bubbles floating on the milk! You want to do that to yourself? Think of your cholesterol levels!"
Tobacco: unhealthy in any form! The days of enjoying a cigarette after a good meal are over - banished from our lives; indulgent eating has long been pilloried anyway!
Banana: formerly a fast, good in between to eat energy donor, today must first present a complete resume with "where from" and "where to", before alone the bowl may be torn open!
This constantly red shining sign "caution" is annoying and considerably reduces the joy of life.
Makes us become intolerant!
What a joy, therefore, to enter the land of "Italian Censored/Italian Angel": here you will find everything that is almost on the index.
A balanced whole of the most diverse fragrances appears here:
Orange and lemon trees guard the entrance to the small café; its roughcast walls are richly overgrown with jasmine and climbing roses.
At flowering time, summery flowery fresh scents float around this small building and the few tables in front of the door are occupied by fragrance connoisseurs. All too soon they do not get up again.
Who enters the small room with the large studio-like window front, marvels: dreamy wafts of fragrance make the mouth water and a view of a light-flooded green Tuscan landscape enchants.
Delicacies made of chocolate, thickly dusted with rust-brown cocoa or decorated with creamy white cream, and intoxicatingly fragrant, make the choice difficult.
Cupcakes and cakes made of and with banana in many varieties, banana milk and ice cream are part of the permanent program. So is the fat perennial with those crooked yellow fruits hanging from the ceiling above the gleaming counter.
The gleaming chrome espresso machine gurgles quietly to itself: in a moment it will spit out one of its many coffee delicacies, hissing.
From one of the back rooms, where a small private roastery is located, strange, fascinating wafts of scent drift: mysterious and oily, arousing curiosity - but just behind the locked door!
Almost as a consolation for the fact that this "forbidden land" may not be entered, the view falls on an open door in the large glass front: nature behind it invites you to take a detour.
Heavy earthy vetiver scents, exuding light moisture despite the heat, and a long border of richly flowering tobacco plants are found there.
Sun-warmed tobacco, with not only the blossoms but also the softly rustling foliage already smelling aromatic.
What fragrant spectacle may offer itself to the senses here only in the evening, when the then still warm earth releases its own heavy aromas.
How beautiful it is at the "Italian Angel":
An entryway that beckons with citrus and wonderful floral scents; a main room filled with tempting treats that delight the stomach and soul; and an exit into the rich, earthy, humid outdoors with views of the endless beauty of the countryside!
Here it is possible to linger and the angel with the little white apron and the friendly smile invites with a charming gesture.
A few hours under clouds of fragrance, the enjoyment of which does not have to think about the already not too slim waist or the worried look of the doctor:
Oh, that's nice!!
Yatagan told me that O'Driù fragrances always took a little getting used to, because they were unusual.
"Italian Censored/Italian Angel" is an invitation to enjoy all that may have long been on the "almost forbidden" list.
Spicy, not overly sweet, and held in the earthy tones of Tuscany, I find this a feel-good scent that speaks to me!
"Italian Censored/Italian Angel" creates a voluminous, sensual and serene painting on the blank canvas of an average day: of rich color and fragrance notes that harmonize with each other to quietly brush the senses awake.
An exceptional fragrance delicacy worth discovering!
Coffee: for heaven's sake! Not good for the heart or stomach; even the formerly "stomach-friendly" must now be called "people-friendly."
Cocoa: way too fatty! "Just look at the fat bubbles floating on the milk! You want to do that to yourself? Think of your cholesterol levels!"
Tobacco: unhealthy in any form! The days of enjoying a cigarette after a good meal are over - banished from our lives; indulgent eating has long been pilloried anyway!
Banana: formerly a fast, good in between to eat energy donor, today must first present a complete resume with "where from" and "where to", before alone the bowl may be torn open!
This constantly red shining sign "caution" is annoying and considerably reduces the joy of life.
Makes us become intolerant!
What a joy, therefore, to enter the land of "Italian Censored/Italian Angel": here you will find everything that is almost on the index.
A balanced whole of the most diverse fragrances appears here:
Orange and lemon trees guard the entrance to the small café; its roughcast walls are richly overgrown with jasmine and climbing roses.
At flowering time, summery flowery fresh scents float around this small building and the few tables in front of the door are occupied by fragrance connoisseurs. All too soon they do not get up again.
Who enters the small room with the large studio-like window front, marvels: dreamy wafts of fragrance make the mouth water and a view of a light-flooded green Tuscan landscape enchants.
Delicacies made of chocolate, thickly dusted with rust-brown cocoa or decorated with creamy white cream, and intoxicatingly fragrant, make the choice difficult.
Cupcakes and cakes made of and with banana in many varieties, banana milk and ice cream are part of the permanent program. So is the fat perennial with those crooked yellow fruits hanging from the ceiling above the gleaming counter.
The gleaming chrome espresso machine gurgles quietly to itself: in a moment it will spit out one of its many coffee delicacies, hissing.
From one of the back rooms, where a small private roastery is located, strange, fascinating wafts of scent drift: mysterious and oily, arousing curiosity - but just behind the locked door!
Almost as a consolation for the fact that this "forbidden land" may not be entered, the view falls on an open door in the large glass front: nature behind it invites you to take a detour.
Heavy earthy vetiver scents, exuding light moisture despite the heat, and a long border of richly flowering tobacco plants are found there.
Sun-warmed tobacco, with not only the blossoms but also the softly rustling foliage already smelling aromatic.
What fragrant spectacle may offer itself to the senses here only in the evening, when the then still warm earth releases its own heavy aromas.
How beautiful it is at the "Italian Angel":
An entryway that beckons with citrus and wonderful floral scents; a main room filled with tempting treats that delight the stomach and soul; and an exit into the rich, earthy, humid outdoors with views of the endless beauty of the countryside!
Here it is possible to linger and the angel with the little white apron and the friendly smile invites with a charming gesture.
A few hours under clouds of fragrance, the enjoyment of which does not have to think about the already not too slim waist or the worried look of the doctor:
Oh, that's nice!!
Yatagan told me that O'Driù fragrances always took a little getting used to, because they were unusual.
"Italian Censored/Italian Angel" is an invitation to enjoy all that may have long been on the "almost forbidden" list.
Spicy, not overly sweet, and held in the earthy tones of Tuscany, I find this a feel-good scent that speaks to me!
"Italian Censored/Italian Angel" creates a voluminous, sensual and serene painting on the blank canvas of an average day: of rich color and fragrance notes that harmonize with each other to quietly brush the senses awake.
An exceptional fragrance delicacy worth discovering!
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