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Mini Bizzarria

Eau de Parfum

Bizzarria Eau de Parfum is named after a botanical curiosity first documented near Florence in 1644. Timur pepper and neroli at the opening, orange blossom absolute, ginger, and davana at the heart. Cedarwood and musk at the base. The Bizzarria is a botanical curiosity capable of bearing lemon, etrog and bitter orange on a single tree. After disappearing from cultivation, it was rediscovered in the 1970s in the gardens at the Villa Medicea di Castello. The Eau de Parfum takes this botanical singularity as its structural anchor: hesperidic and spiced at the opening, resinous and woody at the base. From I Giardini Medicei.

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Customers Reviews

4.92 on 13 reviews

My acquaintance with Bizzaria began with a sample, and a single wearing sufficed. It opens with a bitter-edged citrus radiance — neither saccharine nor shrill — softened by florals and warmed beneath, like a Medici orchard at golden hour. It wears with quiet discretion, revealing itself gradually; several discerning acquaintances remarked upon it unprompted. By the sample's end, a full bottle was inevitable. For the uninitiated, I can conceive of no finer introduction to this house's genius.

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