9 PM
Fragrance notes
Character
9 PM presents tobacco, tuberose, jasmine, and bergamot together in a dense, white floral composition. The tobacco accord is rich and dark, providing a sturdy foundation that anchors the lighter citrus and flower notes. Bergamot adds a bright, sharp edge that cuts through the heavier elements, while jasmine lends a smooth, indolic quality to the blend. The sweetness here is pronounced and heavy, sitting close to the skin rather than floating freely. This is a scent that feels appropriate for a cold evening walk down a quiet street, where the air is crisp and the night feels enclosed. The overall impression is one of weight and warmth, suited to moments when the weather demands something substantial and enveloping.
As the fragrance develops, the tuberose and tobacco take a firmer hold. The animalic facet becomes more noticeable, lending a slightly raw, unwashed texture to the white florals that prevents the scent from feeling clean or polished. Tuberose dominates with a creamy, thick presence that intertwines with the smoky, dry character of the tobacco. The jasmine recedes into the background, supporting the tuberose rather than standing on its own. Bergamot fades into a faint memory, leaving behind a sweet, floral, and slightly musky residue. The scent remains sweet throughout its life, never drying down into something austere or woody. It stays true to its floral and tobacco roots until the very end, closing on a heavy mix of tuberose and tobacco.
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