The olfactory architecture of Bizzarria Eau de Parfum intrigues since the beginning, enthralling its guests with Timur pepper and the unmistakable, ambiguous sweetness of neroli. It goes on telling its polytropic qualities with the heart notes of orange blossom absolute, davana and ginger. At the base, cedar wood and musk: the enveloping attitudes that make the impression of beauty last, over the dazzle, en profondeur. The Bizzarria citrus fruit was first studied in the Medicean Gardens, in 1644. Its fruits combine characteristics of lemon, etrog and bitter orange together.
