Kiton Napoli (1998)
by Kiton

Fruity and creamy. But... the subtle peppery spice inside the cream makes this really nice. I've gotten "smells good!" comments on this and that's really saying something because I hardly ever get these sorts of comments. Burberry Brit is a good comparison but Napoli is less powdery and peppery and creamier. Good stuff for me!

Kiton is one of the finest brands of clothing in the world...and now i've come to grips with the fact that the 3 mens fragrances they've released; Man, Black, and this Napoli are all absolutely faultless. I needed a 'fresh' scent, but not one of those disgusting generic department store scents being sold these days----so i heard about Napoli and bought it blind off a fellow BNer and it is GREAT. it smells very oceanic, mediterranean, and breezy....as all Kitons are, this has superb sillage and longetivity----and goes very well with one of my all-time favourite fragrances----Kiton Black. Napoli is discontinued and very hard to find.....but if you ever find it for an affordable price, definitely worth a try...if you don't want it after trying it--PM me and i'll buy it from you.

I had HIGH expectations for this one based on reading the fellow base noters reviews but....unfortunately it wasn't what it could have been. It has no character. It's common. Far from unique and loaded with sweetness. Not what you would expect from the Kiton family. Absolutely NO dryness. If I had to make a comparson, I'd say it resembles a cheap smelling Mall Kiosk cologne called INSURRECTION.
Napoli falls into a category of sweetness to the likes of Burberry Brit.

In Fact, it is very similiar to Brit, but Napoli lacks Brit's coolness and distinction.

i am really sorry- an absolute desaster!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!boring!not worth to spend the money!go for a chanel, guerlain, loewe,piguet,guerlain or caron............this is really goof stuff!and special!

A very fruity / citrus opening quite sweet and sharp. It’s a combination accord that I enjoy but don’t love—it’s too shallow, too superficial…but it is bright and sunny. The opening lasts a long time, and the movement to the florals in the heart notes is seamless. The florals are subdued with no particular floral note taking prominence, and at this point—the result of the sweet, sharp, fruity top combining with the floral heart is that the fragrance is really getting boring. The dry down is nothing extraordinary but quite nice—cedar, tonka, and vanilla predominating—and this is the point where I can see a bit of the comparison with Dali’s Laguna. As far as I’m concerned, there are only two things remarkable about Kiton Napoli: its price (way too high) and the adventure of trying to find out if anyone sells it.