Isabel
EDP · 2015
TOCCA
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Sangria
Note Profile
About
Sangria is a fruit-and-wine punch note. A red wine base carries macerated red berries, orange and stone fruit, sugared and lifted by a little warm spice. It is not the published red wine note with a new name. In sangria the fruit is the larger half.
Scent Profile
Sangria smells of ripe fruit first, red berries, orange and stone fruit macerated together. A red wine base anchors it rather than leading it, cut with a little rum warmth. Orange slices give it a clear citrus signature, and a sugar sweetness runs through the fruit. A trailing hint of cinnamon spice shows only at the edges.
ScentWheel
Breadthmedium
EnvelopeHeart · ~5h lasting
Read off the wheel, not a label applied to the note.
ScentArt
Seen in
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Origin
There is no sangria material. The drink it names is Spanish: red wine cut with chopped fruit, citrus, sugar and brandy or soda water.
Usage in Perfumery
Attested on 9 Fragrantica entries and nothing on Parfumo. Fragrantica files it under Beverages. It works as a juicy summer opening sitting over a boozy heart, and the named example perfumes each read it differently.
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Perfumes featuring Sangria
A selection of reviewed perfumes where Sangria appears prominently.
