The other stop on this brilliant excursion is in Tuscany: the maybe less sentimental and less notable slopes and valleys of Maremma. Extreme and solid, much the same as the people who live there; magnificent and pleased as the ponies that jog eagerly across its scene; it is a spot for outdoors in the unblemished wild close by the Buttero and their astonishing ponies. The term Buttero alludes to Maremma’s horseback herders. The name comes from the Greek boútoros (= bulls herder). Taken extensively, this term could be viewed as the Italian equal to the American Cowboy. This complex and multi-faceted aroma oozes the force of this spot. Loaded up with fruity and flower notes local to the Maremma scene along with solid cowhide and wood tones makes this scent unfathomably durable. Its dark jug contains all the appeal of this wild and captivating area, one of the most un-notable corners of Italy, yet one overflowing with ponders.