The other stop on this wonderful journey is in Tuscany: the perhaps less romantic and lesser-known hills and valleys of the Maremma. Strong and resilient, as well as the men and women who live there; regal and proud like the horses that gallop tirelessly through their landscape; It is a place to camp in unspoilt nature with the Butteros and their amazing horses. The term Buttero refers to the horse-riding shepherds of the Maremma. The name comes from the Greek boútoros (= ox herder). Taken in a broad sense, this term could be considered the Italian equivalent of the American cowboy. This complex and multifaceted perfume emanates the power of this place. Full of fruity and floral notes typical of the Maremma landscape along with strong leather and wood tones, it makes this perfume incredibly long-lasting. Its black bottle contains all the charm of this wild and fascinating land, one of the least known corners of Italy, but overflowing with wonders.