Ricordami by Giardini Di Toscana
Men Women 2026
Description
Ricordami by Giardini Di Toscana: A Woody Aromatic Scent for 2026 Ricordami is the latest unisex perfume from Giardini Di Toscana, created by perfumer Silvia Martinelli and launched in 2026. It belongs to the woody aromatic fragrance family. The scent opens with green notes and citrus, moves through an aquatic, fruity heart, and settles on an earthy, amber, softly balsamic…
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Key notes
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Top
Fig Leaves
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Heart
cassis
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Base
vetiver
Community
150 votes
- Positive 55%
- Negative 32%
- Neutral 13%
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About Ricordami
Ricordami by Giardini Di Toscana: A Woody Aromatic Scent for 2026
Ricordami is the latest unisex perfume from Giardini Di Toscana, created by perfumer Silvia Martinelli and launched in 2026. It belongs to the woody aromatic fragrance family.
The scent opens with green notes and citrus, moves through an aquatic, fruity heart, and settles on an earthy, amber, softly balsamic base. The effect is fresh yet expressive.
Ricordami begins with fig leaves, galbanum, bergamot, lemon (lime), and sweet orange. This opening has a crisp, leafy quality that feels both clean and characterful.
In the middle, blackcurrant, aquatic notes, lily of the valley, coconut, melon, and magnolia come into play. The mix creates a lovely tension between watery freshness, floral softness, and a subtle fruity undertone.
The foundation combines vetiver, ambergris, cedar, oakmoss, ambrette musk, and benzoin. These base notes provide a warm, woody finish with enough depth to give the fragrance lasting presence.
Silvia Martinelli has created a composition that spans green, fresh, aromatic, woody, and aquatic accords, with earthy, amber, and fruity touches. It is multifaceted yet harmonious, suitable for everyday wear and more formal moments alike.
Ricordami has an average rating of 3.43 out of 5 at the moment, based on 148 ratings and 3 reviews. As with any new fragrance, results can differ depending on skin chemistry and individual preference.
Perfect for men and women who love green, natural, and adaptable scents, particularly those with a woody base and a hint of aquatic freshness. It appeals to anyone seeking a modern unisex scent.
With Ricordami, Giardini Di Toscana offers a fresh, elegant woody aromatic fragrance that feels balanced and memorable. It is a great option for those who want something new and luminous with real character.
Fruits, vegetables and nuts Green, herbal and fougère Flowers Woods and mosses Musk, amber and animalic Resins and balsams
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Longevity
Leading answer Long-lasting
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Sillage
Leading answer Moderate
46 votes
Character
Leading answer Balanced
69 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
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With a very marked opening of fig leaf and galbanum, accompanied by bergamot and Mexican lemon (lime or sour lime), Giardini di Toscana presents a very different proposal from what it has been managing, moving away from gourmand and lactonic aromas, leaving aside notes that characterize it so much, but sharing a bit of the musky and cypress DNA that Blu Mare presents. Curiously, the fig leaf used here reminds me somewhat of the one used by Lorenzo Pazzaglia in Adam & Eve’s Dress, like a freshly cut fig leaf, even with a light touch of sap. The fragrance takes on a stronger tone thanks to the blackcurrant leaf (cassis) with a coconut that recalls more water than pulp, and fortunately it does not go in the style of sunscreen, nor aquatic notes or melon. I find nothing in it that seems like mere accompaniment; the white floral part behaves well accompanying the coconut. In the base, a damp, green moss is marked with resinous touches given by cedar and benzoin. The vetiver feels green, even a bit earthy. The rest of the notes I did not detect.
Very unpleasant. To me it smells like when you are hiking and you come across a stable. A mix of pines, dirt, and manure.