Description
Widespread especially in Veneto, the Clinto wine (or clintòn) was drunk a “Scuea” (bowl) and accompanied the frugal meal of those in the country, shared it with friends along with a good slice of salami or “sopressa” and a “ciopeta” (the typical loaf). He arrived in the old continent from America at the beginning of the nineteenth century, when the filossera, a tiny insect parasite of the vine, seriously jeopardized the viticulture of the whole of Europe. It was decided to graft the European vine on American vine roots and hybrids, resistant to the attacks of this devastating parasite. Just from the crossing of two varieties of wild American vine was born the Clinto, characterized by a deep purple color, an intense fruity scent and an unmistakable strawberry flavor. An intriguing and little known wine, interesting to discover and, above all, difficult to find, from which we have drawn inspiration for the realization of this new, exciting and seductive fragrance.
How To Use
To have a thorough scent experience, we suggest using small diffusers in different locations and corners of the room. A big decanter might serve well not only as a scent diffuser but also as an attractive interior design object that will enhance the interior design of your home – a scented beautiful sculpture on its own.
1. It is very important to use all the sticks received with your diffuser. It is recommended not to use fewer sticks as the scent will evaporate faster.
2. The first time you use your diffuser it is important to leave the sticks to soak for at least an hour so they will absorb the scent fully, just then turn the set of sticks upside down
3. To adjust the intensity of your diffuser, all or part of the sticks should be turned once a day, or as often as needed.
Olfactory Pyramid
Head Notes
Cassis, Grapes, Ribes Orange
Heart Notes
Truffle, Raspberry Violet, Honeysuckle
Base Notes
Vanilla Cedar wood
