Abbate Y La Mantia Matteo 9,11 Cologne

A cologne differs from an aftershave or perfumed water by incorporating not a mono tone fragrance, but a set of several olfactory notes, often distant, that evoke a main accord.
In this case: EXITING FROM A RELIGIOUS SERVICE, WHATEVER IT MAY BE
Top notes (the most immediate and volatile ones): The citrusy that is typical of the medieval hot wines that tempt a person who has a walk in a night of celebration.
Middle notes (slower, but they last longer): Everything is made more mortal by the hardness of an incensed clove.
Base notes (those who support and connect all the others): The spilled incense mixes with ancient shell berry sweets and the strong presence of myrrh is in the air.