Bollicine

Bollicine, which means bubbles in Italian, was released by Zeromolecole in 2011 and composed by Stefania Marzufero Boni. It is described equally as spicy, ambery and citrus.

The note list is short and built around a single idea: a glass of something sparkling. Citrus notes open it with a fizzy, zesty freshness, and the champagne accord adds a dry, slightly yeasty and effervescent impression that supports the bubbles theme. Pink pepper brings a light, rosy tingle that heightens the sparkle. As the fizz settles, incense takes over, adding a dry, smoky and slightly resinous depth, which is where the warm, ambery character comes from and gives the scent an unexpected, more contemplative finish.

The contrast between bright citrus and dry incense suggests a celebratory scent for evenings, parties and festive moments, but also for anyone who likes incense in a lighter, more playful setting. It is meant to be worn by anyone.

Bollicine — unisex fragrance by Zeromolecole (released 2011). Notes: Champagne, Pink Pepper, Incense, Citruses. — Parfica open fragrance database