Acqua della Regina by Santa Maria Novella #perfumereview

Acqua Della Regina by Santa Maria Novella Acqua della Regina takes you back to 800 years of regal tradition, with a fragrance that has been cleverly preserved for centuries. Born from the love of Caterina de' Medici for the king of France, it is one of the oldest scents of Officina Profumo-Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella. This majestic scent, commonly known as Acqua della Regina (the Queen's Water), was initially crafted in 1533 and taken to France by Caterina when she married Enrico di Valois. A citrusy, vibrant bouquet awaits to be savored. Top Notes: Italian citrus fruits, petitgrain Middle Notes: Neroli, rosemary, cloves, lavender Base Notes: Musk