
Mirto di Panarea is the eau de toilette Acqua di Parma added in 2008 to its Blu Mediterraneo line, inspired by Panarea, the smallest and oldest of the Aeolian Islands. Myrtle and basil, brightened with Italian lemon and bergamot, blend with a marine note, jasmine and Damask rose, over a base of lentisk, juniper berries, cedar and amber.
An Art Deco bottle in thick glass tinged with deep blue, available in limited editions signed by Dorothée Meilichzon (2024) and Ben Arpea (2025).
Acqua di Parma describes an Art Deco-influenced bottle, in pure, thick glass tinged with a deep blue whose reflections recall the transparency of the sea. The usual size is 100 ml.
The limited editions work on the dressing rather than the shape. For 2024, an original pattern of circles, triangles and scrolls created by Dorothée Meilichzon dresses the packaging and cap of the 100 ml bottle; this geometric pattern also appears on the hand cream packaging. For summer 2025, a label illustrated by the French artist Ben Arpea depicts a lunch on the island of Panarea, around a blue and white striped table set in an island scene; this edition is sold in 150 ml, at 163 euros and in limited quantity.
The La Riserva version takes up the bottle in a more intense shade of blue, cap included, with a revised label and an enlarged blue hatbox case, in 50, 100 and 180 ml.
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