In Rome, Epiphany has particular flavors and scents. Piazza Navona dresses up for the festivities. The Fountain of the Four Rivers, surrounded by stalls, is overrun by a crowd of people and colors. Portrait artists and caricaturists, cotton candy and balloons adorn the baroque architecture with Fellini-like touches. The befana flies on her sorghum broom and brings welcome gifts to all, candies but also small bags of sweetened coal. Adults and children, on January 6th, have no age in Rome. Dolcemente de Jupilò evokes this moment of intense joy. It captures its charm and contrasts, exuberance and goliardia. Like Piazza Navona, it is rich and multifaceted. Softness dominates the composition: fruity, floral, and gourmand accords. But complexity is the distinctive feature of the entire bouquet. Cotton candy is the face of a happy child. The mimosa note is a tribute to women and carefreeness. The lemon is the candied specialty displayed on the stalls during the holidays. And vanilla is the note that intoxicates with sweetness and appeals to everyone. Dolcemente is a world of pleasant memories.
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