Tabacco Toscano - Acqua di Colonia
Tabacco Toscano draws on centuries of Tuscan tradition, capturing the warm, velvety character of tobacco in a composition both elegant and enduring.
This iconic fragrance from Officina Profumo-Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella blends woody ambery notes with the richness of tobacco and a smoky vanilla base. Historically associated with Catherine de’ Medici, tobacco was once valued as a remedy for migraines and known as Herba catharinaria, lending the scent a sense of ritual and legacy.
The fragrance opens with luminous hints of bergamot and blond tobacco leaves, deepening into notes of birch, leather, amber, and precious woods. A soft trail of vanilla and musk lingers on the skin, creating a mysterious and timeless warmth.
OLFACTIVE NOTES
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Top Notes: Bergamot, tuscan tobacco leaves
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Middle Notes: Leather, amber, birchwood
- Base Notes: Cedarwood, guaiacum, sandalwood, musk, vanilla
OLFACTIVE FAMILY
Amber Tobacco Woody
ABOUT SANTA MARIA NOVELLA
Established in 1221 in Florence, the Officina Profumo-Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella originates from the Dominican friars who founded the Santa Maria Novella convent and cultivated a remarkable garden.
This marked the beginning of their expertise in pharmacopoeia and natural preparations. Over time, this knowledge expanded to encompass cosmetics, fragrances, and wellness products, making Santa Maria Novella a renowned name in these realms.
In 1533, a young Catherine de Medici embarked on her journey to marry the future king of France, accompanied by a retinue that included a perfumer named Renato Bianco. Renato, later known as René le Florentin, brought the ancient wisdom of Florence's essence-makers to Paris, spreading the noble art of perfume throughout the world. Acqua di Santa Maria Novella, also known as Acqua della Regina or the "Queen's Water," is the oldest fragrance from the Officina Profumo-Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella, paying homage to the love-filled gift that Caterina bestowed upon France.
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Tabacco Toscano - Acqua di Colonia
Tabacco Toscano draws on centuries of Tuscan tradition, capturing the warm, velvety character of tobacco in a composition both elegant and enduring.
This iconic fragrance from Officina Profumo-Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella blends woody ambery notes with the richness of tobacco and a smoky vanilla base. Historically associated with Catherine de’ Medici, tobacco was once valued as a remedy for migraines and known as Herba catharinaria, lending the scent a sense of ritual and legacy.
The fragrance opens with luminous hints of bergamot and blond tobacco leaves, deepening into notes of birch, leather, amber, and precious woods. A soft trail of vanilla and musk lingers on the skin, creating a mysterious and timeless warmth.
OLFACTIVE NOTES
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Top Notes: Bergamot, tuscan tobacco leaves
-
Middle Notes: Leather, amber, birchwood
- Base Notes: Cedarwood, guaiacum, sandalwood, musk, vanilla
OLFACTIVE FAMILY
Amber Tobacco Woody
ABOUT SANTA MARIA NOVELLA
Established in 1221 in Florence, the Officina Profumo-Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella originates from the Dominican friars who founded the Santa Maria Novella convent and cultivated a remarkable garden.
This marked the beginning of their expertise in pharmacopoeia and natural preparations. Over time, this knowledge expanded to encompass cosmetics, fragrances, and wellness products, making Santa Maria Novella a renowned name in these realms.
In 1533, a young Catherine de Medici embarked on her journey to marry the future king of France, accompanied by a retinue that included a perfumer named Renato Bianco. Renato, later known as René le Florentin, brought the ancient wisdom of Florence's essence-makers to Paris, spreading the noble art of perfume throughout the world. Acqua di Santa Maria Novella, also known as Acqua della Regina or the "Queen's Water," is the oldest fragrance from the Officina Profumo-Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella, paying homage to the love-filled gift that Caterina bestowed upon France.
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Tabacco Toscano draws on centuries of Tuscan tradition, capturing the warm, velvety character of tobacco in a composition both elegant and enduring.
This iconic fragrance from Officina Profumo-Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella blends woody ambery notes with the richness of tobacco and a smoky vanilla base. Historically associated with Catherine de’ Medici, tobacco was once valued as a remedy for migraines and known as Herba catharinaria, lending the scent a sense of ritual and legacy.
The fragrance opens with luminous hints of bergamot and blond tobacco leaves, deepening into notes of birch, leather, amber, and precious woods. A soft trail of vanilla and musk lingers on the skin, creating a mysterious and timeless warmth.
OLFACTIVE NOTES
-
Top Notes: Bergamot, tuscan tobacco leaves
-
Middle Notes: Leather, amber, birchwood
- Base Notes: Cedarwood, guaiacum, sandalwood, musk, vanilla
OLFACTIVE FAMILY
Amber Tobacco Woody
ABOUT SANTA MARIA NOVELLA
Established in 1221 in Florence, the Officina Profumo-Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella originates from the Dominican friars who founded the Santa Maria Novella convent and cultivated a remarkable garden.
This marked the beginning of their expertise in pharmacopoeia and natural preparations. Over time, this knowledge expanded to encompass cosmetics, fragrances, and wellness products, making Santa Maria Novella a renowned name in these realms.
In 1533, a young Catherine de Medici embarked on her journey to marry the future king of France, accompanied by a retinue that included a perfumer named Renato Bianco. Renato, later known as René le Florentin, brought the ancient wisdom of Florence's essence-makers to Paris, spreading the noble art of perfume throughout the world. Acqua di Santa Maria Novella, also known as Acqua della Regina or the "Queen's Water," is the oldest fragrance from the Officina Profumo-Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella, paying homage to the love-filled gift that Caterina bestowed upon France.
