Profumum Roma Acqua E Zucchero

Acqua e Zucchero by Profumum Roma is an enticing unisex fragrance, launched in 2002. This Floral Fruity composition captures the allure of sweet gourmand notes, making it a popular choice among both men and women. The scent opens with a beautiful, true essence of orange blossom, laced with a dash of just-on-the-verge-of-tart wild berries. This ephemeral beauty is then dipped in a lavish layer of vanilla and sugar. The resulting aroma is as airy as a meringue, as fragile as first love, creating an experience akin to honey melting in your mouth. The fragrance's sweet and long-lived nature makes it one of Profumum Roma's most sought-after scents. Its dark and tender relaxation evokes a sense of immersion in a basin of honey, melting you with its perfume. Despite its sweetness, there's a complexity to its scent profile, featuring whispers of citrus florals that come and go, sometimes sweeter and airier, and other times, almost bitter behind the fruit and vanilla.

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