Dolce&Gabbana Dolce Peony Eau de Parfum (tester without cap)

Cream, pink, red, burgundy, purple, and even yellow buds — lush peonies frequently appear in the photo albums of many women. How can one not be enchanted by such magical and vibrant beauty? Even the perfumers at Dolce & Gabbana were captivated by the peony, making it the star of another floral fragrance in the Dolce collection. The Peony Eau de Parfum offers a fresh, sparkling, and incredibly feminine scent. Spraying this fragrance transports you to a blooming garden, where the peony is beautifully complemented by the honeyed sweetness of mirabelle plum and a slightly smoky woody accord. The floral composition is well-balanced with fruity juiciness and softened by gourmand notes, resulting in a lively, tender, and spring-like freshness. It ensures every woman leaves a pleasant impression, creating only good memories of herself and her image.

Top notes reveal fresh citrus shades of bergamot and the juicy sweetness of Chinese pear. A hint of spicy pink pepper and the delicate purity of cyclamen add playfulness and depth.

Heart notes are dominated by the gentle femininity of peony, intertwined with subtle nuances of Bulgarian rose and the freshness of white freesia.

Base notes spread across the body with the juicy, fresh, and very sweet mirabelle plum, with a slight tartness. Honey and ambroxan enhance its scent, while patchouli and Virginian cedar add warmth and a velvety touch.

TESTER - A tester is a demonstration version of a fragrance provided by manufacturers with a batch of products for promotional purposes at the point of sale. Please note that there are no differences in quality, longevity, or other aspects between a tester and the retail version! The only difference lies in the packaging: since testers are produced for promotional purposes, the manufacturer may not focus on their presentation as carefully. They are offered in what is known as technical packaging (a simple cardboard box, different from the retail packaging) and often do not include a cap. This is why testers are usually priced lower.