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Narcotica Limonata fragrance bottle

Limonata

Scent notes
Italian LemonKey LimeMandarin OrangeBergamotSugar CaneJasmine SambacGingerMint LeafMadagascar Vanilla BeanWhite MuskAmberClean Woods
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About this fragrance

Narcotica | Limonata | Extrait de Parfum

Limonata is a brilliantly luminous, sparkling fragrance from the luxury house Narcotica. It is conceived as an upscale celebration of sun-drenched summers and the ultimate zesty refreshment. It opens with a massive, mouthwatering canopy of freshly squeezed Italian lemons, crisp lime, and a splash of sweet, juicy mandarin. It shifts smoothly into a heart of clean white florals and a unique, shimmering sugary accord before anchoring itself on a deeply smooth, comforting base of rich vanilla and warm, sensual musks.

Olfactory Pyramid:

  • Top Notes: Italian Lemon, Key Lime, Mandarin Orange, Bergamot

  • Heart Notes: Sugar Cane, Jasmine Sambac, Ginger, Mint Leaf

  • Base Notes: Madagascar Vanilla Bean, White Musk, Amber, Clean Woods

Vibe: Intensely zesty, effervescently sweet, crisply clean, and opulently smooth.

Common Questions

What does Narcotica Limonata smell like? The top is a burst of Italian lemon, key lime, mandarin orange and bergamot. Underneath sits a heart of clean white florals and a sugary, shimmering accord, and it settles onto smooth vanilla and warm musk. In short: a bright, sweetened citrus that lands closer to lemon dessert than to a sharp cologne.

Who makes Limonata? It is released by the house of Narcotica as an extrait de parfum, their most concentrated format. Every bottle and sample we sell is 100% authentic.

What smells similar to Limonata? It sits in the sweetened-citrus family, so the closest comparisons are lemon-and-vanilla compositions rather than the dry, bitter citrus of a traditional cologne. Rather than guess at a match, the honest answer is to try a sample: sweetened citrus varies a lot between houses, and the sugary accord here is distinctive.

Does an extrait of a citrus fragrance still fade quickly? Less than you would expect. Citrus top notes are naturally volatile, but the vanilla-musk base gives this one a warmer, softer drydown than a typical citrus. The lemon brightness softens after the first hour; the sweet, musky warmth carries on well past it.

What are the notes in Narcotica Limonata? Italian Lemon, Key Lime, Mandarin Orange, Bergamot at the top, Sugar Cane, Jasmine Sambac, Ginger, Mint Leaf in the heart, and Madagascar Vanilla Bean, White Musk, Amber, Clean Woods in the base.

More from Narcotica: Discovery Kit, Happy Dust and Dulce Diablo.

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