Gritti Gossip Night | Fragrance Decant Sample

Gritti Gossip Night

A fizzy fruity gourmand with mango blossom, litchi, and juicy white peach softened by cream and caramel. Madagascar vanilla, white musk, and cashmeran create a smooth, softly woody finish that feels playful, polished, and made for late-night conversation.

Fragrance Notes

• Top: Mango blossom, litchi
• Heart: White peach, cream, caramel
• Base: Madagascar vanilla, white musk, cashmeran

Why You'll Love It

• A cheerful fruity gourmand with creamy peach, caramel, and soft musk character.
• A great choice for spring, summer evenings, parties, and year-round wear.
• Eau de Parfum concentration gives the fragrance a smooth, radiant presence.
• An easy reach when you want something sweet, social, and a little flirtatious.

Decant sizes: Choose from 1ml, 2ml, 5ml, or 10ml sample sizes.

About This Listing

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