Fragrance and Composition

• The freshly spicy character is developed by a composition from the woody-spicy fragrance family.
• Cardamom and sandalwood intertwine in the top notes.
• The heart is formed by ginger, juniper berries and galangal.
• The base contains tobacco flower, teak wood and ginkgo.
• The contrast in the composition is provided by the combination of ginger with the softer tone of tobacco flower.
• This is an Eau de Toilette launched in 2001.
• The fragrance composition was created by perfumer Alberto Morillas.

You get a combination of spicy, green and woody notes with prominent ginger and a softer tobacco flower.

Packaging

• The bottle volume is 100 ml.
• The distinctive appearance is defined by square lines.
• The design combines translucent glass with a deep blue centre.
• The bottle was designed by Thierry de Baschmakoff.

The packaging offers a 100 ml volume in a bottle with a contrast of translucent glass and a deep blue centre.

About the Brand

The foundations of the Bvlgari brand were laid in Rome in 1884 by Greek silversmith Sotirio Bvlgari. He came from a family of silversmiths and learned the craft in his father's workshop in Paramythia, Greece. His first Roman boutique was located on Via Sistina. Roman monuments and architecture have long served as a lasting source of inspiration for the brand.

Bvlgari connects the silversmithing roots of its founder with a long-standing inspiration from Rome.