La danza delle libellule nobile 1942

I am a big lover of gourmand perfumes and I am looking for the perfect one for me. La danza delle libellule is very famous on the web, one of the most famous niche perfumes to the general public. The wonderful reviews and the olfactory pyramid convinced me to get it. I must say that it was a blind buy, since I did not have the opportunity to try it.
I expected the scent of a delicious apple cinnamon cake, one of my favorite desserts ever. However, it is not exactly what I perceived.
At the first spray I felt the acidic note but it did not remind me of the apple, only the acidity accompanied by a very sweet and delicate vanilla.
I let myself be carried away by the fragrance and I imagined a fairy-tale kitchen, in which someone is preparing a delicious vanilla cake. No apples and cinnamon though.
Very good of course, but I could not detect anything else.
It could be an excellent perfume for those who are looking for something that reminds them of vanilla or the smell of a freshly baked cake. It's a very delicate gourmand, not at all invasive and with excellent persistence (especially on clothes). Starting from the drydown, it becomes slightly powdery.
I admit the disappointment for not having smelled the apple pie scent, but I'm happy that it's part of my collection. After all, it's always been a bit of a dream of mine to have a perfume that reminds me of a freshly baked vanilla cake, however I think I haven't found my perfect gourmand yet.

What hasn't been said about this perfume.
I'm not talking about notes, no, I'm not talking about that.
I just know that when I wear it I smile for no reason.
It's a perfume that makes me feel like I'm not carrying any weight.
I often touch my cheeks when I wear it.
Because they feel like they're on fire.
And there's something strangely perverse about the sweetness it evokes.
I really like it, really.
It makes me feel great as soon as the autumn coolness begins.
When I accidentally step on a dry leaf on the street.
The first.
Of a very long carpet that will soon cover the entire sidewalk.

Alicia Keys - Girl on fire

I don't like gourmands, but I always find Nobile 1942 very interesting and I absolutely wanted to try one of their bestsellers.
If you love the genre, try La danza delle libellule right away. It made me want to eat my wrist. A very good, realistic and creamy apple pie.
It is sweet, but it always stops short of the limit that would lead it to be cloying and has a delicate, very pleasant, evolution.

They couldn't have chosen a better name and story.
The dance of the dragonflies is the laughter of a child, the embrace of a mother, the scent of fairy tales.
The apple is very present, fresh, not floury. A yellow apple, almost green, extremely fruity. The vanilla holds the other notes together and softens the fragrance, together with the cinnamon it supports the composition. I perceive the bergamot very lightly, almost non-existent. It is an innocent, sweet, decidedly gourmand perfume. The dance of the dragonflies is delicate, ethereal, yet extremely physical (in fact it reminds me of an apple pie). Perfect for those looking for a playful perfume, that smiles and winks, but without being provocative or sensual. I find it delicious, I love smelling it before sleeping, it relaxes me and soothes me.
The longevity is good, even if not excellent. Noteworthy trail.

Actually, everything they said before me is true, it tastes just like freshly baked apple pie with that pinch of cocoa on the bottom mixed with cinnamon and blended with a balanced vanilla. The whole is smooth. It seems very CHRISTMAS to me. A fine, classy, ​​wearable gourmand. But, there is a but: fragrantica presents it in a pyramid as a red apple, the website simply says "apple", the lady who made me try it at Esxence instead spoke to me of GREEN APPLE and I'm not confused, I remember well, because immediately after I put my nose close to the card and thought "yes, this apple is really green (a little more acidic and crunchy than the red one)" and I also thought that I would have preferred the red apple, not because the green one doesn't go well with it, quite the opposite - the scent is good, very appetizing, sweet just right, lively yet sophisticated, as gourmands finally manage to be a little more often, despite those who wish them ill - but precisely because the red apple would have fueled my idea of ​​an "Advent calendar" perfume, big dinners and presents to unwrap, instead the green apple seems a little less Christmassy to me.
In any case, I realize that these are my whims, I know, and the fragrance remains intensely beautiful and tantalizing.