FRAGRANCE
The room fragrance Langa Fiorita it is a plunge into laundry dried under the warm summer sun in the Piedmontese countryside.
The scents of lavender, bergamot and jasmine evoke freshness and cleanliness, and combine with white musk and sandalwood to give every space a delicate yet distinctive olfactory character.
CHROMOTHERAPY
The Langa Fiorita fragrance is a straw-yellow color.
Like most shades of yellow, Langa Fiorita also brings cheerfulness, refinement and a sense of positivity to your favorite space.
Whether it's your home, office, showroom or the guest room, Langa Fiorita is a touch of light elegance that everyone can agree on.
PIEDMONT NOTES
The Langa Fiorita fragrance is a riot of meadows in bloom at the beginning of summer. The scent of lavender takes center stage, which was introduced into Piedmontese cultivation (especially in the province of Cuneo, with the Stura Valley and Sale San Giovanni, and in the Alessandria Monferrato area) as early as 1800, thanks in part to trade relations with nearby French Provence.
Still cultivated in Piedmont for the production of essential oils, it is also a tourist attraction when it blooms in June.
OLFACTORY TASTING
TOP NOTES: Lavender, Petitgrain, Bergamot,, Orange, Lemon
HEART NOTES: Rose, Jasmine, Narcissus, Lily of the Valley
BASE NOTES: Amber, Sandalwood, Rosewood, White Musk
FRAGRANCE
The room fragrance Langa Fiorita it is a plunge into laundry dried under the warm summer sun in the Piedmontese countryside.
The scents of lavender, bergamot and jasmine evoke freshness and cleanliness, and combine with white musk and sandalwood to give every space a delicate yet distinctive olfactory character.
CHROMOTHERAPY
The Langa Fiorita fragrance is a straw-yellow color.
Like most shades of yellow, Langa Fiorita also brings cheerfulness, refinement and a sense of positivity to your favorite space.
Whether it's your home, office, showroom or the guest room, Langa Fiorita is a touch of light elegance that everyone can agree on.
PIEDMONT NOTES
The Langa Fiorita fragrance is a riot of meadows in bloom at the beginning of summer. The scent of lavender takes center stage, which was introduced into Piedmontese cultivation (especially in the province of Cuneo, with the Stura Valley and Sale San Giovanni, and in the Alessandria Monferrato area) as early as 1800, thanks in part to trade relations with nearby French Provence.
Still cultivated in Piedmont for the production of essential oils, it is also a tourist attraction when it blooms in June.
OLFACTORY TASTING
TOP NOTES: Lavender, Petitgrain, Bergamot,, Orange, Lemon
HEART NOTES: Rose, Jasmine, Narcissus, Lily of the Valley
BASE NOTES: Amber, Sandalwood, Rosewood, White Musk