Mister Colonia

In the trilogy dedicated to the cultural revolution of the 1960s, after the two fragrances inspired by the hippy movement, here is a fragrance with a contrasting character, yet still inspired by the mood of the time. It has a vintage and iconic flavour, in the eternal contradiction that has always typified the young people of those fabulous years, among the music lovers of the Rolling Stones, damned and irreverent, and the Beatles, elegant and refined. Mister Colonia is inspired by these, seeking out the scents of the origins in a modern and innovative interpretation, re-imagining the essence of the most classic and British cologne of the 1960s. The creation opens with the refined seduction of a rather unusual triptych where the ever-winning pairing of Ambergris and Musk is unexpectedly joined by the mysterious Myrrh, as a counterpoint to the effervescence of citrus fruits, where Sorrento Lemon and Orange Blossom stand out. This innovative yet classic head plunges into an intoxicating floral heart, a tribute to the most refined perfumery of the time, where, enveloped by the aphrodisiac notes of Ambergris, the echoes of Lotus from Thailand surge forth, embraced by the persuasiveness of Mexican Tuberose and Tuscan Iris, emphasised by the royalty of Indian Jasmine Sambac. This heart full of sensual seduction rests on a strong and robust base, capable of ensuring extraordinary longevity to the entire creation, where the regal elegance of Indian Sandalwood and Indonesian Patchouli clearly emerge, contrasting with the sweetness of Madagascar Vanilla Berries and Musk. Mister Colonia is a homage to the legendary 1960s and the revolutionary cultural innovations that this period brought us. The elegance of timeless sophistication to the notes of the iconic 'Let It Be'...