The most sought after niche perfumes made in Italy Abroad, they love Italian perfumery!

Apparently, when it comes to Italian perfumes, fragrances that are not afraid to be heard win abroad... literally. In fact, the richest are the richest ones: enveloping vanilla, gourmet accords that remind of a freshly baked pastry but also white flowers and Mediterranean vibes made of citrus fruits and sun. Here are some of the fragrances made in Italy that have also conquered international perfume lovers.

The most sought after Italian niche perfumes abroad

Lira by Casamorati

Lira is a sweet and spicy gourmand, one of the Italian scents most loved by fragrance lovers. It opens with a note of red orange and bergamot. The heart is warm with cinnamon, jasmine and rose, while the base of vanilla, caramel and musk makes the fragrance creamy and irresistible. It's almost like eating a homemade lemon pie.

Vanitas by Profumum Roma

Vanitas is a warm and sophisticated gourmand, less sugary than classic vanilla scents thanks to the presence of floral and woody notes that make it more elegant. Its notes are vanilla, African orange blossom, myrrh and sandalwood.

Mediterranean by Carthusia

Mediterraneo is that fresh, citrusy fragrance that encompasses a bit of the idea of the Italian Dolce Vita. It opens with lemon, bergamot, mint, eucalyptus, red thyme and litsea cubeba, while in the heart we find Sicilian mandarin, wildflowers, jasmine and cardamom. In the base we find white moss, which creates a fresh and delicate wake like white sheets lying in the sun on the terrace.

The Dragonfly Dance by Nobile 1942

The Dragonfly Dance is a sweet gourmand but with a fruity and fresh soul. At the opening we have green apple and bergamot, while a warmer side emerges in the heart with cinnamon and cocoa. As a classic base, creamy but sophisticated mix with vanilla, musk and cedar wood.

Adèle di Gritti

Adèle is an intense and very feminine and enveloping floral. It opens with osmanthus, jasmine and May rose,while in the heart we find tuberose and narcissus. Closing are ambergris and cedar wood, which add depth and make the trail a little more elegant.