Blu Mediterraneo : Ginepro di Sardegna fragrance notes
Head
- bergamot, allspice, nutmeg, juniper berry, black pepper, jamaican pepper
Heart
- sage, cypress
Base
- virginia cedarwood
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Latest Reviews of Blu Mediterraneo : Ginepro di Sardegna


I don't think this fragrance got the proper marketing and placement it deserved. It frankly doesn't even seem like it should be an Acqua di Parma fragrance. This smells more like something that would be bottled by Tom Ford or YSL's Le Vestiaire Des Parfums line or the Dior Privee line. It's a very well constructed classic Spicy Oriental fragrance. And it deserved better than it got as a release.
This is most sadly discontinued. If you have the means to buy this in the gray market I recommend it. It's a beautiful perfume. 5-stars for me
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The drydown adds a woodsy component, that is mainly a cedarwood on me; I get only a touch of cypress with brief herbal moments - sage and whiffs of basil. The juniper/pepper/wood mix sees it out until the end.
I get moderate sillage, good projection and seven hours of longevity on my skin.
This pleasant scent for warm autumn days is not bad, although the juniper impression is a tad on the dull side - this is not Creed's Baie de Genievre. Additionally, the notes are too generic and too synthetic to entice, and there is limited development only. Overall 2.5/5.

I get sweet juniper berry and Cypress mainly but its weak and does not last long at all. Perhaps the weakness is why people call it generic.
This could have been good. I understand why people 'want to like it'
but its a shadow of what it should be.
Fragrance: 6/10 --would have been at least 7.5 if it was stronger
Projection: 6/10
Longevity: 5/10

Now, for my thoughts on Ginepro di Sardegna. By itself, I don't like it. It's really boring and not worth $100. There is a 'fizz' note I enjoy at the beginning, but that's about it. It dries down to slightly woody green scent. Longevity is about 7 hours max.
