Florida Orange
Fragrance notes
Character
Sunlight warms the terrace table where a glass of iced tea sits beside a plate of sliced fruit. Mith Florida Orange lives in this bright pause. Tangerine and cassis arrive first, their juices mingling with the crisp bite of apple in the air. The scent stays near the skin, moving only a short distance from the body as the breeze carries it just far enough to be noticed by someone sitting close. Neroli blooms in the heart, its clean petals wrapped in a gentle ribbon of cinnamon and the soft blush of rose. The spices do not shout. They give the fruit a steady warmth that holds the composition together through the morning.
Musk settles at the base, a clean layer that keeps the fragrance present without pushing outward. The fruit remains clear, never turning heavy or cloying as the minutes pass. It feels like a natural presence rather than a loud statement, appropriate for a warm day spent outdoors. The green and woody threads in the background suggest leaves and bark under the sun, adding a fresh dimension that complements the sweetness of the opening.
Quentin Bisch composed this aromatic green release for anyone who enjoys a fresh citrus scent during daytime hours. It suits a walk through a market or a relaxed meal outside when the air is warm and the light is clear.
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