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Taormina Orange
Eau de parfum
Sicilian blood orange and bitter orange, cardamom and orange blossom, over patchouli and oakmoss.
For Tom Ford, Taormina Orange evokes an Ionian breeze laden with blood orange groves. It belongs to the Private Blend.
Sicilian blood orange and bittersweet bigarade oil open the composition. Cardamom and orange blossom absolute lift it. Patchouli and oakmoss give it an earthy base.
Fragrance notes
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Main accords
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Seasons
- Spring
- Summer
Moments
- Day
Taormina Orange in detail
Taormina Orange belongs to Tom Ford's Private Blend. The house imagines it as an Ionian breeze carrying the scent of blood orange groves in Sicily. It gives neither the year nor the perfumer.
Tom Ford names its key notes without tiers. Juicy Sicilian blood orange and bittersweet bigarade oil open the composition. Cardamom oil and orange blossom absolute lift it with a spicy, floral touch. Patchouli and oakmoss absolute anchor the citrus in an earthy base. According to the house, musks with a salty-skin scent mingle in too.
Taormina Orange is worn in spring and summer, mostly by day. It is a sunny citrus fragrance with a slight chypre edge, for those who love bitter oranges.
Three niche citrus fragrances in our catalogue share some of its materials: Burlington 1819 by Roja Parfums brings together bigarade, patchouli and oakmoss; Amabile by Xerjoff pairs cardamom, orange blossom and patchouli; Colonia Intensa by Acqua di Parma combines cardamom and patchouli.
Text written with the help of AI, based on official information from the fragrance houses.