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The perfume house Venti 4 is limited to four scents inspired by Italy. "Rosso | Venti 4" represents the color red, "Bianco | Venti 4" is the white representative, "Verde | Venti 4" is the green variant, and "Vorrei | Venti 4" somehow dances to its own tune, as it is not named after a color. Since I am not Italian, I have to rely on Google and co. for the translation, and apparently "vorrei" means I want. This would also fit the slogan "Desire is our fuel." However, why the scent wasn't called "nero" - black remains a bit of a mystery to me.
The fragrance was inspired by the Italian region of Emilia Romagna, known as the land of engines and considered a paradise for motorsport and engine enthusiasts. Accordingly, there is also a black oil stain depicted next to "Vorrei | Venti 4" on the Venti 4 homepage, and the description "A sudden power that takes your breath away, the moment of an unforgettable journey, a mint plant surprisingly close to the guardrail." also points to motorsport. Especially the guardrail mint stands out strongly and provides a crazy freshness kick that goes in a completely wild direction with gasoline and incense in the background. Definitely interesting and not a 0815 scent, but for me personally too synthetic. In my opinion, the fragrance has a very "green" character mainly shaped by the mint, so I don't quite understand the black presentation. Also, regarding the unisex theme, I believe that the scent will appeal more to men.
Venti 4 would mean 24. When I talk about performance, the brand name makes sense, as the stuff seems to last 24/7. Only Oud Satin Mood Extrait de Parfum was the only perfume that performed even better than this MintMonster. Four sprays on my neck lasted a solid 10 hours, impressive!
The bottle is quite appealing, except for the cap, which reminds me more of a snail's house and unfortunately results in a deduction of points.
The price-performance evaluation is a bit tricky. 50ml for 175 euros is expensive. Given the scent DNA, it is too expensive, as there is unfortunately a lot of synthetic material involved. However, considering the brutal performance, it is not too expensive. So it's kind of a middle ground.
"Vorrei | Venti 4" dances to its own beat, not only within its own collection but also in general, and is definitely not a candidate for a blind buy. For those who want to learn more about the brand and fragrances, I would recommend visiting the website https://www.venti4.com/, which has been designed with great care and effort.
The fragrance was inspired by the Italian region of Emilia Romagna, known as the land of engines and considered a paradise for motorsport and engine enthusiasts. Accordingly, there is also a black oil stain depicted next to "Vorrei | Venti 4" on the Venti 4 homepage, and the description "A sudden power that takes your breath away, the moment of an unforgettable journey, a mint plant surprisingly close to the guardrail." also points to motorsport. Especially the guardrail mint stands out strongly and provides a crazy freshness kick that goes in a completely wild direction with gasoline and incense in the background. Definitely interesting and not a 0815 scent, but for me personally too synthetic. In my opinion, the fragrance has a very "green" character mainly shaped by the mint, so I don't quite understand the black presentation. Also, regarding the unisex theme, I believe that the scent will appeal more to men.
Venti 4 would mean 24. When I talk about performance, the brand name makes sense, as the stuff seems to last 24/7. Only Oud Satin Mood Extrait de Parfum was the only perfume that performed even better than this MintMonster. Four sprays on my neck lasted a solid 10 hours, impressive!
The bottle is quite appealing, except for the cap, which reminds me more of a snail's house and unfortunately results in a deduction of points.
The price-performance evaluation is a bit tricky. 50ml for 175 euros is expensive. Given the scent DNA, it is too expensive, as there is unfortunately a lot of synthetic material involved. However, considering the brutal performance, it is not too expensive. So it's kind of a middle ground.
"Vorrei | Venti 4" dances to its own beat, not only within its own collection but also in general, and is definitely not a candidate for a blind buy. For those who want to learn more about the brand and fragrances, I would recommend visiting the website https://www.venti4.com/, which has been designed with great care and effort.
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