Royal Crown Celebration Extrait

Description

Celebration is Italy in a sunny, herbal bottle: citrus and mint, a floral heart, and a green Mediterranean base. Royal Crown created it in 2011 to mark the 150th anniversary of Italian unification, and Antonio Visconti built it from Italian materials. Mint, bergamot, lemon, mandarin, chamomile, rosemary and olive blossom open it, a heart of Florentine iris, Calabrian jasmine, broom, narcissus and orange blossom follows, and the base is cypress, artemisia, mastic, absinthe and oakmoss. It is bright and aromatic up top and green and slightly bitter in the drydown.

Scent Character

Translation: fresh citrus and herbs share the lead with the green cypress and oakmoss base, with the Italian florals making up the rest.

Fragrance Pyramid

• Top: Mint, Bergamot, Lemon, Mandarin Orange, Chamomile, Rosemary, Olive Blossom
• Heart: Florentine Iris, Calabrian Jasmine, Broom, Narcissus, Orange Blossom
• Base: Cypress, Artemisia, Mastic, Absinthe, Oakmoss

Performance

Longevity: Around 4–6 hours on skin.
Sillage: Soft to moderate.
Projection: Arm's length for the first hour, then close to the skin.

An honest note: despite the extrait label, this is a citrus-aromatic, and citrus fades faster than resins and woods. Expect to reapply in the afternoon.

Best Occasions & Season

Made for Spring and Summer, for daytime, weekends and outdoor gatherings. Unisex. Skip it if you want something warm or long-lasting for the evening.

Concentration & Provenance

Concentration: Extrait de Parfum
Perfumer: Antonio Visconti
House: Royal Crown, Italy
Launched: 2011, for the 150th anniversary of Italian unification

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A hand-poured 1mL decant is $5.99, and a 5mL is $24.99, a good size for a summer trip. Our 1mL samples come in a 2mL vial filled halfway, so the vial will look half full. That is the correct amount.

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FAQ

What does Celebration smell like?
Mint, citrus and chamomile, then iris and jasmine, drying down to green cypress, mastic and oakmoss.

How long does it last?
Around 4–6 hours. It is a bright citrus-aromatic, so the opening fades faster than a woody extrait.

Why is it called Celebration?
Royal Crown made it in 2011 for the 150th anniversary of Italian unification.

Is it men's or women's?
Unisex.