Agrumi Di Sicilia is a citrus fragrance with top notes of bitter orange, orange and tangerine; middle notes of jasmine and pittosporum; and a base note of musk. It is an exquisite citrus scent where the top note of the composition is crafted from juicy, fresh shades of orange, pomelo and tangerine. Gradually, these overtones fade, allowing the beautiful heart notes of honeyed jasmine and fluttering pittosporum to fully unfold. The bright, seductive trail of the fragrance is presented by a sensual, captivating solo of musk. Agrumi Di Sicilia is an eau de toilette, edt.
MONOTHEME VENEZIA AGRUMI DI SICILIA REVIEWS
Fragrantica: A very simple and authentic orange citrus blend. The juicy freshness of these fruits works without much detectable sweetness. The white floral notes do not perform strongly, instead blend together to form an almost musky quality. Not a complex scent, fairly straightforward and summery.
Fragrantica: Gorgeous fresh citrus for spring and summer!!. The first time I've tried this brand. Lasts longer on clothes but it's not expensive, so I think it's good value. Unisex and it smells natural, no harsh AromaChemicals, which is a huge plus. I want to explore some of their other offerings now.
Fragrantica: It is a very classic Italian scent. It can be easily in the same class of ADP Blue Mediterrane. The notes are more complicated than its book of citrus range. Its floral soapiness is timelessly elegant, perfectly unisex. It will be my staple.
Fragrantica: I love Agrumi Di Sicilia. It's my go to in the typically hot, humid climate I live in. It's always refreshing, light enough to spritz liberally anytime. People do comment on how lovely it smells on when I've recently spritzed it on. I've found it wears well on clothing. Where it has better longevity than on my skin. Nonetheless, it's a firm favourite in my perfume stash. A timeless classic, fresh citrus, with just a hint of floral notes.
Fragrantica: Agrumi di Sicilia is a sweet orange floral perfume. It's more feminine than masculine but still unisex. It has a moderate to strong sillage on application but within half an hour the projection is intimate to moderate and it fades swiftly. The opening is tangerine and bitter orange for the first ten minutes. Then the orange blossom, jasmine and pitosporum appear. It's a sweet citrus with florals at this point. The musk appears after about 45 minutes but it remains a sweet orange floral. It starts to fade about two hours in and it's more or less gone shortly after four hours. Not surprisingly, considering the notes, I would say this is suited to spring and summer and the day. I also think it works well as a pick me up on a winter's day. It's a "like" for me. It's a bit like having Tom Ford's Neroli Portofino on a budget. While NP is more of a soft Neroli, it has the same kind of vibe as this.
