Brand: Giardini di Toscana
Basis: Original
Concentration: Eau de Parfum
Sex: Unisex
Generally: Loved by early reviewers, and its fan base keeps growing
Season(s): Fall, Winter
Wear: Evening, though plenty wear it daily
Occasion: Everyday, Evening
Perfumer: Silvia Martinelli
Creation Date: 2019
Ingredients/Ingrédients : Alcohol Denat., Parfum (Fragrance), Aqua (Water), Hexamethylindanopyran, Coumarin

Main Accords: Gourmand, Sweet, Vanilla

Notes
Top: Caramel
Middle: Coumarin, Honey
Base: Vanilla, White Musk

The Scent

The original milky gourmand that launched a thousand dupes, including the Lattafa Eclaire also carried here. Caramel opens things up, then coumarin and honey move in, resting on a soft base of vanilla and white musk. The brand describes it as being wrapped in a cloud of vanilla, milk, and honey, and that's exactly how it wears. Sweet, creamy, and comforting without going heavy, a cozy scent for cool days and evenings.

Worth Knowing

Fragrantica has called it one of the brand's genuine bestsellers, and it's easy to see why once you smell it. It's also the fragrance that so many affordable gourmand dupes on the market are chasing, which says a lot about how well loved the original is.

Where It Came From

Released by Giardini di Toscana, an Italian niche house built on family perfumery tradition passed down since the 1940s.

About Giardini di Toscana

The story starts in 1942, in the small Tuscan village of Bibbiena, where a trained pharmacist and his wife opened a modest shop selling fragrances and ointments. Their daughter took the business over in the 1960s and grew it into a proper boutique, and the family tradition has carried on for four generations since. Today the house is led by Silvia Martinelli, who blends her grandfather's original formulas with a more modern, artistic style of perfumery.