Poggia

Poggia comes from the Italian verb for to rest. A term used in sailing and maritime circles, it means to bear away, to voluntarily move the bow of the boat away from the direction in which the wind blows, giving the boat itself a greater thrust and stronger acceleration. Poggia embodies the spirit of this acceleration, enhancing the subtle sensuality of the hot summer wind to diffuse the generous and persistent fragrance. The creation opens with a sparkling citrus bouquet, where the reverberations of the Calabrian Bergamot are caressed by fragrant Sorrento Lemon, while strong echoes of SyracusianBlood Orange are combined with the sparkling sweetness of Yellow Peach from Romagna. With acrobatic acceleration, the head plunges into a complex heart, almost an abyss of emotions related to velocity. Pungent Rosemary is calmed by the persuasive embrace of Polynesian Ylang Ylang, a powerful aphrodisiac emphasized by the charm of Turkish Rose and the sweetness of Green Apple and Passion Fruit.