A new perfume has come to enrich the collection of Casamorati, the historical brand from Bologna, founded in 1870, with a glorious heritage that reflects Italy’s traditionally refined taste and its typical search for beauty.

La Tosca is inspired by the famous opera composed by Giacomo Puccini in 1900.

Reflecting the musical development of the opera, the “ouverture” is composed by lively Mediterranean citrus notes, while the heart unfolds with a passionate, typically Italian flower bouquet: an intoxicating mixture of rose and eucalyptus that holds the scene and grabs the spotlight.

The final act, revels in its successful combination of musk, amber and vanilla, our tribute to a truly dramatic opera, in which heroism is combined with love and passion.

With its subtle and finely tuned blend of elements La Tosca reasserts, with effortless charisma, the essential features of Casamorati perfumes: a brand that keeps alive the old Italian tradition of conceiving and realising perfumes through its collections of essences whose intense and refined notes enfold our present time with the grace and elegance of times gone by.

True to Casamorati tradition, a special care has been paid to packaging: La Tosca flacon is offered in a novel frosted purple, while the box is graced with the replica of an Art Nouveau illustration, inspired by the posters of the second half of the Nineteenth century, when this style was very popular.