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Bergamotto Marino

post #1 of 5
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I am interested in trying GF Bergamotto Marino. I am an avid follower of the traditional eau de cologne group here--Guerlain Coq, Imperiale, etc. and was wondering if anyone would think I might enjoy this fragrance. Is it synthetic smelling or more natural?
post #2 of 5
IMHO, it is a cologne-note related fragrance that comes to pushing the limits to a point it does lose the natural and gentle feeling eaux have. I love JMF Extra Vielle, Hermes' Eau d'Orange Vert and Agua de Colonia Concentrada Alvaro Gómez: Bergamotto shares somethig with them, but it does not feel good. Try it before buying.
post #3 of 5
I'm a big fan of traditional EDC's, and while this does share their neroli, freshness and overall lightness.....it has fairly prominent black currant, melon, & jasmine and I found it too modern/unisex/aquatic. hence the reason I am selling my bottle in the thread in my signature.

Calabrian Bergamot, Black Currant, Melon, Marine notes, Egyptian Jasmine, Seaweed, Tunisian Orange Blossom, Lily of the Valley, Mahogany, Oakmoss, Musk, Ambergris
post #4 of 5
I found it to be a rather good bergamot/citrus EDC with a slightly salty and windswept quality... almost like an ambergris accord.
Sharp, bracing and uplifting, without the cloying sweetness. And for an EDC, with more than reasonable longevity.
post #5 of 5
I am quite fond of Bergamotto Marino. Read the Pere de Pierre review a while back and bought it blind. It is an edc with extra longevity without being at all cloying. One of the last of Pierre Bourdon's creations and reallly nice IMHO.
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