Laura Biagiotti Aqve Romane Uva Dulcius Eau de Toilette Spray for Women, Floral Fruity Fragrance, 100 ml

Laura Biagiotti's Aqve Romane Uva Dulcis is an eau de toilette with a fruity, woody character and a rich, wine-like warmth. It opens on a juicy, slightly tart fruitiness, with pomegranate and a dark plum-toned sweetness giving the first impression a lively, rounded edge. As it settles, a soft rose heart threads through the composition against a spicy backdrop that moves between warm and fresh registers. That range lets it feel cosy on cooler evenings and brisk when the air is lighter. Beneath it all, patchouli adds an earthy, slightly dry base that anchors the dominant woody accord. The fragrance reads as unisex and suits every season, from spring and summer through autumn and winter. It works in professional settings, where its warmth feels composed rather than loud, as well as on nights out and more casual days. Sillage is moderate, so it tends to sit close to the skin and carries comfortably across a room without filling a space. Longevity is also moderate, generally holding through a typical day before softening. Presented as an eau de toilette in a 100ml bottle from Laura Biagiotti.

FLORAL FRUITY FRAGRANCE: Aqve Romane Uva Dulcius by Laura Biagiotti is an Eau de Toilette that celebrates the sweetness of Mediterranean grape with enveloping fruity notes and elegant floral nuances OLFACTORY NOTES: Head with sweet fruity accords, heart of ripe grapes and delicate flowers, warm bottom with soft woods and musky accents for a feminine and memorable trail GENEROUS SIZE: 100ml spray bottle perfect for everyday use, with elegant faceted pink glass design that recalls sophistication and Italian style IDEAL APPLICATION: Spray on pulsation points such as wrists, behind the ears, neck and décolleté for optimal and long-lasting fragrance diffusion throughout the day RADIOUS FEMININITY: Sweet but refined fragrance, never excessive, ideal for the woman who loves enveloping and sophisticated scents inspired by the Mediterranean tradition