
Santa Maria Novella - Bizzarria
Bizzarria is an original and unexpected Eau de Parfum that combines the characteristics of hesperidic fruits with the resonant notes of cedarwood. Bizzarria is the most peculiar of all citrus trees: it combines the characteristics of lemon, bitter orange, and etrog. It was first studied in the Medici gardens in 1644 and has now been brought back to life thanks to its accidental rediscovery in the garden of Villa Medicea di Castello in 1980. Bizzarria Eau de Parfum is an ode to uniqueness. A Bizzarria never chooses its form, a Bizzarria always creates a new, original uniqueness for each of its unique fruits.
HESPERIDIC - FLORAL - FRUITY
The olfactory architecture of Bizzarria Eau de Parfum captivates from the very beginning, enchanting its wearers with Timur pepper and the unmistakable, ambiguous sweetness of neroli. With heart notes of orange blossom absolute, davana, and ginger, it continues its incredible polytropic qualities. The base notes are cedarwood and musk: the enveloping characteristics that allow the impression of beauty to endure beyond its initial radiance, en profondeur.