Ginger Spice — an eastern wind and ginger

Aug 27

1 min read

EDGARDIO CHILINI · OLFACTORIUM

Ginger Spice

Freshness in the first seconds — as if a breeze had blown. You listen and understand: the breeze is from the east. Bergamot, in its tea form, stays in the background. Black pepper and ginger dominate the citrus and turn into an African thorny wind.

It carries the smell of spices dried on a wooden table. In the distance — a tropical forest, and somewhere very near — the ocean against a sunset. Because of its cleanliness it mixes well with simpler fragrances, adding volume, nobility and depth.

From the card

Freshness in the first seconds — as if a breeze had blown. You listen: the breeze is from the east. Ginger Spice draws attention at once: it plays, shifts and opens from citrus toward ginger, warming with mysterious dark spices.