Frequently Asked Questions about Ummagumma by FZOTIC
What does Ummagumma by FZOTIC smell like?
Ummagumma by FZOTIC features top notes of Carnation, Dark Chocolate, and Saffron, middle notes of Labdanum, Leather, Sandalwood, and Tobacco, and base notes of Cedarwood, Olibanum (Frankincense), Tonka Bean, and Vanilla.
Who created Ummagumma by FZOTIC?
Ummagumma by FZOTIC was created by Bruno Fazzolari.
Have you ever been eating chocolate, maybe some single-origin, maybe Ecuadorian chocolate, so intensely dark and aromatically bitter with like zero percent cocoa butter and no sugar? It really doesn't even taste like chocolate anymore, it's a bit punitive actually (but in an okay way?) And you thought, hey, you know what this chocolate needs is a few grinds, twenty or so, from the teakwood pepper grinder, spicy and textured and gritty. A handful of cedar shavings, bright and dry and papery. A new pair of high-quality, stiff leather boots. I certainly never thought that either, so I guess that makes two of us, and shame on us for our profound lack of vision. Because this is both rich and austere, intense and accessible, and there's also an additional salty balsamic smokiness that makes it really, really interesting.
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Ummagumma, from FZOTIC was released in 2017. The perfumer behind this creation is Bruno Fazzolari. It has the top notes of Carnation, Dark Chocolate, and Saffron, middle notes of Labdanum, Leather, Sandalwood, and Tobacco, and base notes of Cedarwood, Olibanum (Frankincense), Tonka Bean, and Vanilla.
Have you ever been eating chocolate, maybe some single-origin, maybe Ecuadorian chocolate, so intensely dark and aromatically bitter with like zero percent cocoa butter and no sugar? It really doesn't even taste like chocolate anymore, it's a bit punitive actually (but in an okay way?) And you thought, hey, you know what this chocolate needs is a few grinds, twenty or so, from the teakwood pepper grinder, spicy and textured and gritty. A handful of cedar shavings, bright and dry and papery. A new pair of high-quality, stiff leather boots. I certainly never thought that either, so I guess that makes two of us, and shame on us for our profound lack of vision. Because this is both rich and austere, intense and accessible, and there's also an additional salty balsamic smokiness that makes it really, really interesting.