Fico di Amalfi
Sun-drenched Italian lemon and bergamot burst open, then juicy fig nectar melts into the heart, accented by a hint of pink pepper and jasmine petals. It settles into a woody, softly resinous base of fig wood, cedar, and benzoin—a refreshing yet creamy Mediterranean breeze in a bottle.
Perfumer: Undisclosed
Fico di Amalfi
Sun-drenched Italian lemon and bergamot burst open, then juicy fig nectar melts into the heart, accented by a hint of pink pepper and jasmine petals. It settles into a woody, softly resinous base of fig wood, cedar, and benzoin—a refreshing yet creamy Mediterranean breeze in a bottle.
Scent Development and Character
The opening is a sparkling burst of Italian lemon, bergamot, and grapefruit. As it settles, fig nectar unfolds with a creamy, almost milky texture, enlivened by pink pepper's subtle spice and jasmine petals' elegance. The base of fig wood, cedarwood, and benzoin provides a warm, resinous finish with gentle sweetness and woody depth.
Who It Is For and When to Wear It
Light and refreshing, it is ideal for spring and summer daytime wear. Perfect for casual outfits, resort settings, or the office, it projects a clean, polished aura. Its versatility makes it suitable for all ages and genders, and it layers well with other scents. Best suited for spring and summer, though it can work in early autumn in warm climates. It may feel too light for cold winter days. Sillage is Moderate to soft; it stays close to the skin, creating an intimate scent bubble rather than projecting loudly. Longevity is Typical for an eau de toilette, lasting about 3–5 hours on skin, slightly longer on clothing.
Perfumer and Bottle
Released in 2006, this is presented as EDT and credited to Undisclosed. The bottle follows the Blu Mediterraneo collection's Art Deco-inspired glass design, with a vibrant blue cap and label evoking the Mediterranean Sea. Simple, elegant, and instantly recognizable.
