Citrange Verbena
Fragrance notes
A stone terrace bakes under a high sun. A glass of iced tea sweats on the iron table, and the air carries a sharp, yellow brightness from lemon and green mandarin. Black pepper and cardamom add a dry, rough heat that feels like walking through a garden where the herbs have been crushed underfoot. The scent is vivid and immediate, with bergamot lending a clean edge to the mix.
Verbena weaves through the citrus with a leafy, slightly sour freshness that keeps the blend from feeling flat. Wormwood brings a faint, pleasant bitterness that cuts through the sweetness of the fruit, while oakmoss grounds the entire scene with a damp, earthy texture. The air here is not polished or refined. It is raw and energetic, a collection of bright spices and tangy peels that sit heavily in the warm air.
The whole terrace smells like a basket of citrus fruit dropped onto a bed of damp forest moss, with cracked peppercorns scattered across the stones.
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