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It opens with sharp lemon and lime, quickly softened by apple and pear: a tart, juicy opening all at once. The heart moves into jasmine and violet, with a touch of cinnamon and the velvety skin of peach. In the end, it leaves a clean base of amber, cedar, and musk, softer and rounder than the opening.
Soleil de Capri is a citrus fruity perfume from Montale, an eau de parfum created by Pierre Montale, who founded the house in Paris in 2003. The brand presents it as an Italian escape and in its description mentions kumquat and Mediterranean spices over white flowers, although the current official pyramid names lemon, lime, apple, and pear in the opening. Like the rest of the house, it comes in an aluminum bottle.
Montale assigns it a moderate intensity. It is a daytime and summer perfume, for anyone who wants something fresh with more body than a cologne; if you are looking for a dark or spicy citrus, this is not it. The house suggests layering it with Crazy In Love, which adds rose, saffron, and vanilla to the base, and Cedrat Lova takes the same citrus opening toward woods and tobacco.
What does Soleil de Capri by Montale smell like?
Soleil de Capri by Montale smells of juicy citrus fruits (lemon and lime) with apple and pear, over a heart of jasmine, violet, cinnamon, and peach, and a clean base of amber, cedar, and musk.
Who is Soleil de Capri by?
Soleil de Capri is a creation by Pierre Montale, who founded the Montale house in Paris in 2003. It is an eau de parfum that the brand classifies in its fruity family, with moderate intensity.
Does Soleil de Capri contain kumquat?
Montale's description for Soleil de Capri speaks of citrus with kumquat over white flowers and Mediterranean spices. The current official pyramid, however, lists lemon, lime, apple, and pear in the top notes, without naming kumquat.
What does Soleil de Capri pair well with?
Montale suggests pairing Soleil de Capri with Crazy In Love, which adds rose, saffron, and vanilla. Cedrat Lova shares Soleil de Capri's citrus opening and carries it toward woods, tobacco, and tonka bean.

