5 reviews for Neroli Morocco E.O.
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€24.40 – €240.00
Eleonora Scalseggi has this to say “As many people might be aware, I am obsessed with orange blossoms, I love neroli, I am possibly a neroli addict and I am probably the worst person in the world for evaluating neroli, simply because I could just sit for hours on end losing myself completely in its scent. New suppliers’ samples of different origin can dangerously become the perfect excuse for hours of “evaluation”, until my nose becomes so saturated with its aroma that I will keep smelling neroli for a long enchanted time, even once I am outside in the fresh air.
Of course, it depends on the supplier and the batch, but when these are good then Moroccan neroli is my firm favourite. Despite this, until today we have been unable to offer this material due to the honestly outrageous prices commonly charged for a good quality oil. Only now (18th March 2021), after a few years’ search (and lots of erm, “evaluations”) we have found the perfect Moroccan Neroli at relatively more affordable prices.
Aromatically in my opinion it is superior to the Tunisian neroli we currently carry, not because I do not like Tunisian neroli (how could I ever!) but because this Moroccan one is simply everything that I love about neroli. It is clean, crisp, almost ethereal, it is refreshing and uplifting, it is green and not too cloyingly sweet, it is soapy and elegant and has a very nice projection with excellent top notes. In my mind it paints a white floral picture with lush green foliage rustling in the breeze, it possesses the softness of the spring evening air and the brightness of dewy grass in the morning. Last but not least, it displays delicate juicy citrus notes, not too tangy, just flawless. If you are looking for the perfect neroli, I believe this is the one.”
Botanical Name: Citrus aurantium L. ssp. amara
Origin: Morocco
Juan P (verified owner) –
Translated with google.
You all know the floral and citrus scent of neroli. I have two nerolis that I bought a few years ago, one in France and one in Spain. This Hermitage neroli is finally a neroli that really brings me closer to the flower, without the petitgrain harshness that I find in my other neroli. This one from Hermitage is delightfully floral, mildly citrusy, without acrimony. The smell of light.
Tobias F (verified owner) –
I should note that as a private consumer and scent novice, I have not smelled any neroli prior to this one.
I like this material a lot, it has an air of luxury to it, reminding me of luxury hotels and spas. It’s like a mix of white floral and heavily rounded-off citrus notes, in a soft and pleasant form.
Joseph E (verified owner) –
One of my all-time favorite citruses from Hermitage, this Neroli has that refined, smooth, floral edge that lower-quality nerolis are missing.
Useful in both masculine and feminine compositions, this is a versatile material.
Nicholas M (verified owner) –
Eleonora is right. While the Tunisian “True” Neroli is plenty great, this Neroli from Morocco somehow manages to do everything a notch better. Crisp and clean, beautifully lifted. The perfect neroli. You can’t go wrong with either, and yet, you should pick this one. Try both. Then pick this one!
Kai Leon Art Parfumeur (verified owner) –
Easiest to use up too quick – elfine noble, sparkling silky gossamer, youthfully sensual, swaying in elegance between al its splendid facets, ever growing in riveting florality while leaping over with verdant freshness, occasionally caressing with sticky honey, then winking with a citrus zest, then jostling with a bitter spice, while keep waltzing its seductive dance of seven (flora)l veils, giving off a sheerly luxurious feel – like gazing upon harmoniously oscillating play of light on a sparkling jewel – riveting, exciting, joyful. When I smell this Neroli, I understand how this delightful essence can awaken the soul and resurrect the spirit – magical perfume as an ultimate remedy against the existential dread.