The scent of SUPERZ. 1723 evokes the brilliant colors of the four seasons. Music historians suggest that Antonio Vivaldi composed his famous violin concerto, Le quattro stagioni (The Four Seasons), in 1723—hence the name of this perfume, which was released in Amsterdam in 1725. This fragrance is a true masterpiece!
A genuine work of art! Dominant, persistent, and powerful. The scent notes are clearly defined; you will first discover the sophistication of guaiac wood and sandalwood, alongside the perfect interplay of cardamom, vanilla, and pink pepper. The fresh, apple-like, slightly floral notes wonderfully invigorate the fragrance in summer and spring, while the musky notes and amber add a noble and seductive touch. This is the pinnacle of four-season men’s fragrances! A stunning harmony and majestic elegance! This is 1723.
Among the refreshing notes of 1723 is cardamom (Elettaria cardamomum), native to India and Sri Lanka, which has been used as a spice for thousands of years. From Japan to the Scandinavian countries, it plays a significant role in culinary arts and is often used in perfumery due to its unique aroma. In the Arab world, it is traditionally used as a flavoring for Arabic coffee. As a perfume ingredient, its scent is distinctive, sweet, resinous, and spicy, with bitter undertones. In medicine, its active compounds are used in urology.
1723
Top Notes:
Apple
Lavender
Pink Pepper
Fresh Notes (Bergamot)
Heart Notes:
Floral Notes
Violet
Base Notes:
Guaiac Wood and Sandalwood
Vanilla
Cardamom
Patchouli
Musk Notes
Amber
Ingredients:
Ethanol, Parfum, Benzyl alcohol*, Benzyl benzoate*, Cinnamal*, Citral*, Citronellol*, Coumarin*, Eugenol*, Geraniol*, Limonene*, Linalool*
