Floridita's Night
Spiced rum‑cocktail woods that evoke a Havana night: cardamom and elemodor over a double daiquiri and cigar leaf heart, drying down into tonka‑laden patchouli, vetiver and papyrus.
Perfumer: Clément Marx
Floridita's Night
Spiced rum‑cocktail woods that evoke a Havana night: cardamom and elemodor over a double daiquiri and cigar leaf heart, drying down into tonka‑laden patchouli, vetiver and papyrus.
Scent Development and Character
A warm, intoxicating Cuban‑night composition built around cardamom and a bright elemodor resin, leading into a boozy double daiquiri accord wrapped in cigar leaves and myrrh, and settling into a dense, slightly smoky base of tonka, patchouli, vetiver and papyrus with woody‑amber facets.
Who It Is For and When to Wear It
Floridita’s Night wears as a sultry evening scent, opening with cool spices before quickly revealing a boozy rum‑cocktail heart and cigar leaf warmth that remain prominent for much of the wear. The tonka, patchouli, vetiver and papyrus base creates a long‑lasting, dense trail suited to night‑time, autumn and winter use, clubbing or dressed‑up occasions rather than casual daytime. Application on pulse points and avoiding overspraying helps keep the narcotic sweetness and smoky‑woody facets balanced. Best suited to autumn and winter nights when its rum‑cocktail, cigar and tonka‑woody density complements cooler air, with occasional use on spring evenings; generally too heavy for hot daytime summer wear. Sillage: pronounced for the first few hours, creating a dense, smoky‑sweet trail that is easily perceptible in social settings before softening to a warm, close‑to‑skin hum. Longevity: above average for an eau de parfum, with the rum‑cigar‑tonka and woody‑amber base remaining noticeable on skin for 8–10 hours and often still present the next morning on clothing.
Perfumer and Bottle
Released in 2026, it is presented as Eau de Parfum. The perfumer is Clément Marx. It comes in a 100 mL bottle shaped by Obvious Parfums's design language.
