The Jetty by In Fieri bottle
In Fieri

The Jetty

3.7/5 · 9 votes Unisex
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Fragrance notes

Notes

Character

Longevity4.5/5
Sillage3.3/5
Day100
Night40
Spring100
Fall80
Summer60
Winter20
Our take

The Jetty by In Fieri presents a mix of anise, mint, cinnamon, tonka bean, cyclamen and cedar. These elements sit together without one clearly leading at first. The anise and mint give a cool lift that pairs with the cinnamon. Cyclamen adds a soft floral touch that keeps the spices from feeling heavy. Cedar grounds the blend with a dry wood presence. The overall impression stays fresh and aromatic while carrying a gentle sweetness.

As the fragrance develops, the tonka bean becomes more noticeable. It brings a smooth, rounded warmth that balances the earlier spices. The anise remains present but loses its sharp edge. Cedar continues to provide a steady woody backdrop. Cinnamon and mint step back slightly, allowing the softer side of the composition to show. The musky accord grows clearer here, adding a clean finish to the spices.

The later stage feels calm and approachable. Tonka bean and cedar dominate, with the anise now fully integrated into the wood and musk. Cyclamen lingers in the background, keeping the scent from becoming too dense. The sweetness stays moderate and never cloys. Fresh and green accords remain detectable, giving the fragrance a lively quality even as it settles into its warmer notes. It suits a bright, open setting with natural light and moving air.

The drydown favors tonka bean, cedar and musk. Anise and cyclamen fade slowly but do not disappear. Cinnamon and mint leave a faint trace. The result is a soft spicy and sweet woody scent that feels clean and steady. Aquatic and green accords hold the blend together through the final stage.

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