English Eau de Parfum whose name is taken from the rhyme ‘Oranges and Lemons’ (circa 1740) that refers to church bells within or close to the City of London
algue note
The fragrance opens with mandarin essence
”1920: a sepia-toned cruise following the course of the mighty Mekong River
settles into olibanum extract somalia
mandarino powdery English Eau de Parfum whoseCOOL ORANGE LEMONADE Alongside a field of jasmine, some children have set up a stall selling lemonade. Their Mandarino is made from the juice of a handful of slightly bitter kumquats, and a few sweet mandarins, mixed with some cool orangeade. Their laughter is carried on a fresh and carefree summer breeze. The fragrance opens with bergamot, mandarin, orange, reveals a heart of arabian jasmine, kumquat, freesia, settles into sandalwood, nutmeg, white