1962
Fragrance notes
Character
Peppermint gives Floris 1962 its first clear gesture, brisk and cool against the sparkle of green mandarin and bergamot. Cloves add a warm, dry prickle, so the opening has plenty of movement without becoming sharp. As it settles, cypress and basil bring an aromatic, leafy texture, while jasmine and lily-of-the-valley soften the edges with a clean floral touch.
The overall effect feels like a well-cut green jacket brushed by a cool garden breeze, crisp in shape with earthy depth underneath. Moss, cedar, amber, and musk form a steady base, giving the freshness some weight and a gently polished finish. The blend feels refined and traditional, with enough lift to stay easy to wear in a modern setting.
Its longevity is long-lasting, and the sillage creates a modest bubble around the wearer. That balance makes 1962 especially appealing for shared spaces, offices, and daytime plans where a composed presence works well. Spring and autumn seem particularly natural for it, though its citrus and mint facets also suit warmer weather, while the woody amber base gives it enough substance for cooler air.
Men who enjoy green, aromatic woods with a fresh-spicy edge will find plenty to admire here. Those seeking a sweet, dense, or overtly nocturnal scent may find its clean structure too restrained. Floris 1962 leaves behind a neat trail of moss, cedar, and cooling herbs.
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