Ponte Vecchio W Nobile 1942 for women

I have recently found I quite like floral woody musks but this isn't a favorite. Though not listed, there is a hint of tobacco of the cigarette ash tray variety that I dislike. I smoked for 20 years before I quit and the smell of stale cigarette smoke lingered on my clothes and hair the entire time. Now that I'm smoke free the smell of stale cigarette smoke isn't really a scent I choose to keep around and I certainly don't want it in my perfume.
That said, this might be the right kind of perfume for the right kind of gal. I can see a guy wearing this easily too.

Ponte is an etherial carpet ride through the gardens of St. Iris.

To me iris is a note thats hard to get right. Too much and it is cold and cutting. Too inferior and it is stale and limp. Here it is just right. More specifically, it is very, very right. It is encased in a harmonious blend of woods that wear as a light skin scent.

The opening is a smidge plastically but this quickly gives way to the heart. I am quite a fan and I recommend this to people who like crisp, floral greens.

Guusje is right, this is lovely!

The Bergamot and Mandarin seem to pass me by completely, but I can detect the faintest hint of spice for the first ten minutes delicately overlaying the floral heart.

I can smell all three of the florals, but on me it is the Iris which is the Prima Donna taking centre stage, whilst the Rose and Jasmine dance about her, wafting their breezes in a rolling meadow bathed with gentle sunshine.

This evokes a feel of being in nature, … soft, delicate, airy, and serene. Slightly creamy, slightly powdery, and very very feminine. This would be perfect for a romantic picnic for two in the countryside.

It's as though the powdery whisper from the dusky iris and rose gently and gradually floats off with the breeze leaving a dry down that for me is dominated by white musk, with just a hint of sandalwood and amber.

The closest thing I can liken this to that may give a good idea of the general smell is a softer, smoother version of Annick Goutal – Passion. If you like that, then I am pretty confident you would like this, ..maybe even more so. I'm fence sitting on a preference myself :-)