With Dolce Treviso, Italian fragrance house Acca Kappa pays tribute to its hometown of Treviso, the birthplace of tiramisù. Inspired by this beloved Italian dessert, the warm gourmand fragrance now welcomes three new additions: a body lotion, bath & shower gel and traditional soap.

A fragrance inspired by Treviso

Located north of Venice, Treviso is a charming Italian city with a rich trading history. For more than 150 years, it has been home to the family-owned company Acca Kappa, which has been creating high-quality fragrances and personal care products here since 1869.

With Dolce Treviso, the house celebrates both its Italian heritage and the simple pleasures of everyday life. The fragrance opens with vanilla blossom and moss, followed by an indulgent heart of tiramisù, cocoa beans and coffee beans. Heliotrope, benzoin and Tahitian vanilla create a soft, creamy base.

The result is a warm, elegant gourmand composition that evokes the atmosphere of an authentic Italian pastry shop.

From fragrance to a complete body care ritual

The Dolce Treviso collection now expands with three products that bring its distinctive scent into everyday body care.

The Bath & Shower Gel is enriched with vanilla extract and cocoa oil. Its gentle formula cleanses the skin while respecting its natural balance, leaving it comfortable and delicately scented.

The Body Lotion combines vanilla extract with nourishing cocoa butter. Its silky texture absorbs effortlessly, helping to keep the skin soft, supple, and hydrated.

The Vegetable Soap is crafted in Italy using traditional soap-making techniques, with palm and coconut oils. Its rich lather gently cleanses the skin while leaving behind a refined fragrance.

A tribute to Italian traditions

With these new additions, Dolce Treviso becomes more than just a perfume. The collection brings together Acca Kappa's craftsmanship and heritage with the warm, recognisable aroma of tiramisù.

An invitation to transform everyday body care into a moment of indulgence, inspired by the sweet pleasures of Italian life.