Giardini di Montecatini VI
Borghese (1987)

Launched in 1987 & long discontinued, there is very little information about this rare gem online, & at the time of testing it's not in the Directory here or on Fragrantica. l did, however, find a loose "notes list" on a site called myperfumefetish.com: citrus, exotic flowers, spices, earthy notes & oakmoss.

This is indeed a rich, mossy chypre, in the same ballpark as Lancome's classic Magie Noire, but without the leathery notes. There's a citrussy opening, followed by spicy flowers, although the only floral note l can pick out is possibly heliotrope. The projection is moderate, slowly fading to a mossy base six hours in, & there's none of the "turned" quality that l often get from these type of vintage-style chypres. It's still going softly after twelve hours.

For me this would make a bewitching & seductive evening scent, highly recommended if you ever chance across it at a reasonable price. What a shame it is no more.