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Fleurie Emerald Green
Goes more gourmand and spicier than Lira — lemon cake with caramel rather than straight citrus.
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Search Amazon for Casamorati LiraLike a blood orange caramel drizzled over lavender shortbread, jasmine and cinnamon sweetened by vanilla and licorice
Main accords: citrus, vanilla, caramel, sweet, gourmand, cinnamon. 2011 · Eau de Parfum
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Often citedRiiffs
Fleurie Emerald Green
Goes more gourmand and spicier than Lira — lemon cake with caramel rather than straight citrus.
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Riiffs Fleurie Emerald Green is widely sold as a dupe of Xerjoff Casamorati Lira. Goes more gourmand and spicier than Lira — lemon cake with caramel rather than straight citrus.
Riiffs Fleurie Emerald Green is the closest we have on record. Wearers name it more often than the alternatives, though agreement is not unanimous. Goes more gourmand and spicier than Lira — lemon cake with caramel rather than straight citrus.
Yes, though only one: Riiffs Fleurie Emerald Green. It is the only fragrance we have found a first-hand comparison for.
No. A dupe is built to the same idea, not the same formula, and cheaper materials usually show in the opening and in how long it lasts. That is why every entry here says how it differs instead of giving a percentage. Of Riiffs Fleurie Emerald Green, for instance: Goes more gourmand and spicier than Lira — lemon cake with caramel rather than straight citrus.
Like a blood orange caramel drizzled over lavender shortbread, jasmine and cinnamon sweetened by vanilla and licorice It opens on Blood Orange, Bergamot, Lavender.
Xerjoff Casamorati Lira is a women's EDP from the Casamorati collection within Xerjoff, launched in 2011. Named after the Italian currency, it's a sweet, spiced fragrance with blood orange and lavender on top, and caramel-vanilla in the base.
The opening is bright and aromatic. Blood orange gives a slightly bitter, zesty citrus quality. Bergamot adds classic freshness. Lavender provides clean, aromatic structure.
The heart is spiced and unusual. Cinnamon gives warm, sweet spice. Licorice adds an anise-like sweetness that's distinctive and memorable. Jasmine contributes white floral richness that tempers the spice.
The base is warm and sweet. Vanilla is prominent. Caramel adds a warm, toffee-like sweetness. Musk keeps everything smooth.
Best in cooler weather and suits casual and evening occasions. The licorice-cinnamon combination in the heart gives it real character — sweet and slightly unusual, in a pleasant way.