Review of Passeggiata in Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II by Marta Regina Jabłońska

A refined creation of outstanding quality. The very first moments of the opening create a slight dissonance, as an alcoholic note sharpens the scent, briefly evoking a faint reminiscence of fermenting yeast. Yet this impression is fleeting. It quickly gives way to beautiful nutty, creamy, and highly refined notes. Although it belongs to the gourmand family, it is not particularly sweet; instead, it emphasizes smoothness and creaminess. If it evokes a dessert, it is more in the opening—reminiscent of a mousse from an Italian pastry shop, with notes of nuts and warm spices. As it develops, the base becomes slightly drier and more restrained, enriched with warm woody nuances. With strong sillage and exceptional longevity, this is a niche fragrance well worth discovering—especially for connoisseurs of gourmand compositions.