Vittoria Alata

With Vittoria Alata, Cristian Cavagna draws inspiration from an extraordinary Roman-era statue, symbol of the city of Brescia. Aphrodite, goddess of love, takes flight and soars into the air leaving behind an unmistakable scent of tuberose.

This fragrance is Cristian Cavagna's tribute to his homeland, Brescia.

The raspberry note is a reference to the municipality of Lozio and its typical fruit. Metallic facets herald the great companies and steelworks. Frankincense recalls the two Cathedrals of Brescia. Accents of grease and gasoline pay homage to the Mille Miglia and the bubbles of Franciacorta. The light aquatic notes tell of Lakes Garda and Iseo.

To the Botticino marble dust of the Capitolium, a splendid temple from 73 AD erected under Vespasian and the most important testimony of Roman Brixia, Cavagna chooses to give a scent, that of iris rhizome. The hop extraction recalls the oldest Italian brewery, founded in Brescia. The intriguing and unique accord of Musa Paradisiaca is not missing, consisting of a luminous Indian tuberose, banana leaves, and ginger.

A unique, incredible floral. Never experienced before. A tribute to the scents of a land. And a great homage to the history of Artistic Perfumery.

Top Notes: Aldehydes, Banana Leaf, Ginger
Heart Notes: Tuberose, Metallic Notes, Iris, Raspberry
Base Notes: Amber, Musk, Vanilla, Hops