Meo FusciuniNarcotico

Description Narcotico is incense smoke drifting through cool, old stone rooms: dark, resinous and hushed. Composed by Giuseppe Imprezzabile , the Italian artist-perfumer who works under the name Meo Fusciuni, it was released in 2015. It opens straight on incense, softens into benzoin and tonka, and settles on patchouli, agarwood, musk and vanilla. Reviewers describe smoke, dark woods and patchouli wrapped in a balsamic, slightly sweet benzoin, and it has the moody, contemplative character the house is known for. It is a fragrance for people who like their niche perfume atmospheric rather than crowd-pleasing. Fragrance Pyramid Top: Incense Heart: Benzoin, Tonka Bean Base: Patchouli, Agarwood (Oud), Musk, Vanilla Performance Longevity: Long: expect a full day on skin, and incense and benzoin linger on wool for days. Sillage: Moderate. It builds a resinous aura more than a trail. Projection: Arm's length for the first couple of hours, then close and smoky. An honest note: the incense is the headline from the first minute. If heavy incense is not for you, try it on skin before buying. Best Occasions & Season A Fall and Winter fragrance for evenings, quiet nights in, concerts and galleries. Unisex. Skip it for summer heat or if you want something fresh. Concentration & Provenance Concentration: Parfum Perfumer: Giuseppe Imprezzabile House: Meo Fusciuni, Italy Launched: 2015 (some sources list 2014), with no reformulation on record 100% Authentic Every Venba bottle is factory-sealed and verified for authenticity. We have filled 200,000+ orders and hold a 4.9★ Trustpilot rating. Free U.S. shipping on orders $100+, with hassle-free returns. FAQ What does Narcotico smell like? Smoky incense over sweet, balsamic benzoin and tonka, finishing on patchouli, oud, musk and vanilla. Does it contain real oud? Yes. Agarwood is listed in the base with patchouli, musk and vanilla. It adds depth under the incense rather than leading. Is it men's or women's? Unisex. Who makes Meo Fusciuni? Meo Fusciuni is the name used by Italian perfumer and artist Giuseppe Imprezzabile, who composes the whole line himself.