Sun-Gria Lorenzo Pazzaglia 2024

The last time I smelled sangria was maybe 15 years ago, so I don't want to commit myself to whether the scent really smells like sangria or not.
However, it smelled a little different than I imagined from the name.

For me, the fragrance starts off (blood)orangey and cinnamony, but also brings with it a floral sweetness that reminds me most of a floral fabric softener (in a good way).
After a short time, however, a red wine note is added, which gradually takes over the orange and citrus notes.
The cane sugar note runs through the entire fragrance and remains until the end, when it is joined by vanilla and woody notes.

The weightier base notes make the fragrance wearable all year round for me, although the focus is naturally on spring and summer.
These base notes also help the fragrance to last a relatively long time.
For me, it is very intense for the first hour and has good sillage.
It gets really close to my skin after about 3-4 hours, when the wine note also fades away.
it lasts a total of 8-10 hours on me.

The fragrance is unisex for me, but more feminine than masculine.

The bottle is beautiful. The fragrance is unique, but pleasing.
Even though I had imagined it differently at first, I really like it.