Micodelirio by Nasomatto
Men Women 2026
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Micodelirio by Nasomatto: An Earthy, Mossy New Fragrance by Alessandro Gualtieri Nasomatto has unveiled Micodelirio, a unisex fragrance launching in 2026. The work of perfumer Alessandro Gualtieri, it revolves around a rather unusual note: mushroom. With earthy and mossy accords, the scent delivers a unique sensory experience. It currently has an average score of 3.92 out of 5, drawn from…
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About Micodelirio
Micodelirio by Nasomatto: An Earthy, Mossy New Fragrance by Alessandro Gualtieri
Nasomatto has unveiled Micodelirio, a unisex fragrance launching in 2026. The work of perfumer Alessandro Gualtieri, it revolves around a rather unusual note: mushroom.
With earthy and mossy accords, the scent delivers a unique sensory experience. It currently has an average score of 3.92 out of 5, drawn from 429 ratings.
Micodelirio sits firmly within Nasomatto's ethos of daring, artistic perfumery. The house has long championed unconventional compositions, and this is no different. Mushroom, an ingredient rarely found in fragrance, forms the core of a blend that feels damp, natural, and almost primal.
Gualtieri, the creative force behind the brand's scents, paints an olfactory picture of woodland floors and shadowy moss. The earthy accords give it weight and depth, while the mossy elements introduce a green, subtly mineral quality.
This is not a perfume designed for universal appeal. It is for those who appreciate the unusual and the authentic. Its unisex character makes it versatile, but its assertive personality is most at home in contemplative settings.
Only six reviews have been posted so far, and they tend to emphasise the fragrance's originality. The 3.92 rating points to a broadly favourable response, though some find it difficult to pull off, while others applaud its audacity.
With Micodelirio, Nasomatto reinforces its dedication to pushing perfumery into new territories. The launch encourages wearers to reconsider what a fragrance can represent.
Best suited to lovers of dark, earthy, and offbeat scents, and to collectors on the hunt for a truly distinctive signature.
Micodelirio is a daring creation that pays off for those willing to embrace it. Its unusual mix of mushroom, earth, and moss makes it a compelling choice for adventurous perfume fans.
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A real mockery for people with trypophobia. Already for that I won’t buy it and it’s not for me, I know how bad it is with a phobia and I don’t wish it even on my worst enemy. I have the right to comment because I have a sample and it smells like a mushroom, which is protuberant and not hollow as far as I know. Although since the aroma is of damp, decaying mushroom, it can be understood, but it’s not shared, and even less with the sensitivity that this topic touches. Years ago, some jokers used photos of lotus seeds for photomontages to create fear, this brand is doing the same with the packaging. The content smells like a rancid basement covered in spores: a total absurdity! 🕯️ 0.5/10.🍂
Micodelirium is a patchouli. It’s a dry, slightly rough patchouli that reminds me of paper. As with any patchouli, the opening is an overwhelming ethylenic fruit, here like a banana gummy. But when it evolves, it becomes a very elegant, very melancholic thing, so much so that it could be confused with talc (or a ream of paper). If there is geosmin or any other molecule evoking earth and decomposition, it’s added with extreme care, because I don’t perceive it. What’s here is a minimalist white texture. If it had to be a mushroom, it would be its fruiting body, but the mycelium, with its dirtiness and its metabolic activity, is very far away.
My first impressions of this perfume are frankly negative, I don’t know how anyone can perfume themselves with this. It’s certainly an olfactory experience, but to call it perfume? It smells strongly and terribly of mushroom/dampness (not edible mushrooms) that smell, to me really unpleasant, that objects have that have been rotting for a long time in the darkness of a damp cellar, to this is added a sweet fruity base. It reminded me a lot of Prism Head by SB – which I also abhor – but this one is sweeter.
Tested on a tester and on paper. I kept the paper in my backpack and the next day the whole backpack smelled of Micodelirium. More than a mushroom, the smell reminds me of mold growing on a lime about to rot. A bitter and dark citrus. An artistic and risky perfume whose occasion of use I cannot imagine. Not even for a mushroom trip. If you really are looking for a good perfume with a mushroom smell, I recommend Magic Mushrooms by Bohoboco.
I’m quite a fan of Gaultieri and he hasn’t disappointed me at all. A fairly synthetic opening with a strong nail polish smell. After a few moments, the mossy green and a sweet boletus smell start to come out, but the nail polish smell continues. It reminds me of the drying of Encelade but more humid and synthetic. It’s a strange smell but I like it.
How great to be the first to comment on such a perfume on .es. Today I received the Couture version, with the limited edition cap 16/100, and I can say that the emotions that The Nose gives are enjoyed immensely. This perfume opens immediately with a very particular petrichor: floral and somewhat camphoraceous. Then the idea of the mushroom appears; this is where the artist hits the nail on the head, because it feels like the ideal complement: earthy, damp, and slightly sweet/floral, leaving in the background a green trail of forest, moss, and patchouli. Very good work, an excellent olfactory experience. Niche 100%, but nothing that can’t be worn. EDIT: After using it a bit in various climates, it behaves better in the cold, where the patchouli facet is very marked after the damp/earthy opening. 10/10
I’m quite a fan of Gaultieri and he hasn’t disappointed me at all. A fairly synthetic opening with a strong nail polish smell. After a few moments, the mossy green and a sweet boletus smell start to come out, but the nail polish smell continues. It reminds me of the drying of Encelade but more humid and synthetic. It’s a strange smell but I like it.