Room Fragrance Nero di Bacco

The fragrance takes its name from the fruit par excellence of the Tuscan land, one of the beating hearts of the excellent Italian wine production. 

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A story that begins very early, even before the rule of the Romans, Tuscany was already famous for the quality and abundance of its wines. The fragrance tells of this tradition: grape must combines with notes of black cherry to create a fragrance with a persistent color and a welcoming and inebriating smell.

PRIMARY NOTES: Strawberry Grape
SECONDARY NOTES: Grape Must
TERTIARY NOTES: Amarena