Rosso Rubino
A unisex eau de parfum that moves from bright bergamot and lemon through rose, berries and cocoa to a deep base of patchouli, cashmeran and oakmoss.
Perfumer: Silvia Martinelli
Rosso Rubino means "ruby red" in Italian, and the scent pairs brightness with depth in a similar way. The brand compares it to a deep gaze or a small precious detail that stays in the mind. It frames the perfume for people who like perfumes with clear structure, light and an enveloping warmth. It opens on bergamot, lemon and orange, a sharp, zesty glow. At the heart, rose meets wild berries and cocoa. Floral poise, tart-sweet fruit and the soft bitterness of cacao sit side by side, giving the composition its gourmand edge. The base gathers coumarin, pink pepper, patchouli, cashmeran and oakmoss. Here a hay-like sweetness and a dry peppery spark settle into earthy moss and soft, musky wood. The house classes it as woody hesperidic. A citrus line runs through the sweetness, and the moss and woods keep the rose and cocoa from turning heavy. It is one to reach for when you want sweetness with structure.
