Orto Parisi Megamare Parfum

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From the first impression, there’s an unmistakable structure: the clean, dry snap of cedar, the smooth richness of sandalwood, or the smoky mystery of oud. These are not flashy notes — they’re foundational, like stone and timber.

Sometimes the top is laced with a crisp herbal spark or a citrus lift, but the core always returns to nature: bark, resin, and forest floor. In some blends, you’ll find the green sharpness of vetiver, or the charred edges of guaiac wood — notes that suggest quiet confidence, even solitude.

But a good gourmand doesn't just smell like dessert — it balances sweetness with depth. Spicy elements like cinnamon, cardamom, or rum often show up early, giving the fragrance heat and movement. As it settles, creamy or nutty notes like praline, chocolate, or even tobacco begin to shine, giving it a sensual, enveloping character.

There might be a whisper of spice or citrus in the top notes — think pepper, cardamom, or bergamot — which adds dimension without distracting from the heart of the scent. As it evolves, deeper woods come forward: vetiver brings a grassy, slightly bitter edge, while guaiac wood or cashmere wood smooth things out with a soft, resinous warmth.

This woody masculine fragrance feels like stepping into a high-end cabin in the middle of the wilderness—refined, natural, and effortlessly cool. It opens with a whisper of dry spices or aromatic herbs, maybe even a splash of bergamot or grapefruit to give it a fresh, slightly crisp edge. But the star of the show is in the woods: rich, textured notes of cedar, sandalwood, or cashmere wood begin to take over almost immediately.