In 1995, Bvlgari launched this men’s fragrance. Two years prior, Bvlgari, primarily known for its jewelry, introduced its first perfume, marking its entry into the fragrance world. This fragrance is Bvlgari’s first attempt at creating a men’s perfume.

If we compare perfumes to clothing, some perfumes are like luxurious embroidered gowns, exquisite just by being displayed. Others may seem simple when smelled alone but immediately radiate a unique charm and complement the wearer perfectly when applied, drawing attention. This fragrance is clearly the latter. The scent is refreshing from start to finish. The top notes of nutmeg and aldehyde give it a slightly fermented tea-like aroma, which may not be immediately appealing but adds layers and depth, enhancing the user’s charisma. The heart notes quickly become softer and carry a hint of wateriness, reminiscent of a bamboo forest after the rain, with floral scents subtly drifting through the bamboo leaves. The base notes do not change significantly, but rather than becoming heavier with the increase of woody notes, they remain soft and light. This quality sets it apart from most fragrances, as it uses gradually lowering notes instead of sharp transitions, allowing you to be deeply intoxicated by its enchanting ambiance, unable to awaken for a long time.