Genoa – Reed diffuser
Genova, the fragrance that captures the essence of a city with scents suspended between land and sea, becomes the distinctive and inimitable olfactory brand.
The aroma opens with an explosion of freshness and Mediterranean vitality. The characteristic basil, symbol of Genoa, is accompanied by a sparkling combination of aromatic herbs, evoking the scents that paint the landscape of the Ligurian Riviera. An olfactory journey that concludes with a delicate spicy note, a tribute to the heritage of the Superba, the Maritime Republic with a glorious history.
Genova, the unmistakable and iconic fragrance, was created specifically for the event "Genova Profumata, the First Fragrant City in the World". This unique and unprecedented initiative saw the creation of an olfactory path over two kilometers long in the historic center of Genoa, with the use of five hundred liters of fragrance and the placement of more than two hundred magnum-sized home fragrance diffusers of 2.5 liters. Genova has officially become the olfactory logo of the city, making it the first and only city in the world to have an olfactory brand.
Genova, with its inimitable fragrance, captures the soul of a city that rises between land and sea, with a glorious history, millennia-old traditions, and the scents of the Ligurian Riviera. This fragrance, with basil as the main note, pays tribute to Genoa's maritime importance and its role as the Queen of the Seas.
Olfactory notes:
- Top notes: Basil I Mint I Eucalyptus I Orange I Bergamot
The fragrance manifests with an explosion of freshness and Mediterranean vitality, which recalls the coastal influences of the Ligurian Riviera. The iconic basil of Genoa joins sparkling notes of mint, eucalyptus, orange, and bergamot. These lively top notes immediately create a sense of vitality, evoking the aromatic herbs that characterize the landscape of the region.
- Heart notes: Jasmine I Violet I Tea I Rose
In its evolution, the fragrance ventures into the heart notes that represent the historical richness of the Superba. The aroma of rosemary and lavender evokes the scents of the Ligurian mountains overlooking the sea, while coriander and pine add complexity and depth. Clove gives a subtle touch of spice, paying tribute to the city's ancient maritime heritage. The heart notes create a fascinating mix that reflects the multiple facets of Genoa's identity.
- Base notes: Musk I Amber I Vetiver
The fragrance concludes with a base that celebrates the aromatic richness of the Ligurian Riviera. The accords of thyme, marjoram, and verbena contribute to an aromatic symphony, creating a lasting impression that recalls the abundance of nature. Jasmine adds a touch of floral elegance, delicately intertwining with the aromatic base notes.
Genova, the distinctive olfactory logo of the city, reflects its unique nature and its glorious history. An iconic home fragrance that not only captures the essence of Genoese basil, but also intertwines the scents of the aromatic herbs and spices typical of the Ligurian Riviera, creating an olfactory journey that embodies the charm and maritime heritage of this fascinating Italian city.
Details:
- Clear glass bottle
- Top-quality rattan reeds
- Hand-crafted walnut wood cap
- Brand: Euthalia Fragrances
OLFACTORY FAMILY: Aromatic, Spicy

| Fragrance intensity | Turn the reeds upside down frequently (1-2 times a day) to ensure greater fragrance intensity. To moderate the intensity, turn only part of the reeds upside down. |
| Fragrance longevity | Factors such as the size and ventilation of the room, exposure to direct sunlight, and high temperatures can accelerate evaporation and reduce fragrance longevity. |
| Directions | Place the diffuser away from light and heat sources. Consider the surface of the room and match it with the most appropriate size. |
| Tip | By purchasing a refill of the same fragrance, you will be able to gradually refill the diffuser to reduce the evaporation surface, keeping the liquid level high in the bottle to ensure greater fragrance intensity and longevity. |