Tipsy Gin
Fragrance notes
Tipsy Gin opens with a bright, tart bitterness from bitter orange that cuts through the soft, rounded sweetness of peach. The citrus is sharp and realistic rather than candied, giving the entrance a clean lift that avoids the heavy syrup feeling many fruity introductions carry. Stellar Essence keeps the start lively and transparent, letting the fruit feel like a fresh pour rather than a sugar coating.
The heart moves into lily-of-the-valley and freesia, adding a crisp white floral layer that sits lightly against the green edge of geranium. Guaiac wood enters here with a dry, slightly smoky texture that prevents the flowers from becoming too delicate. The combination feels aromatic and fresh spicy, with the florals and the wood holding equal weight so neither dominates the middle stage.
Patchouli and amber anchor the base, joined by frankincense and cedar for a resinous, woody finish. The patchouli adds earthiness while the amber brings a gentle warmth that lingers behind the resin. Frankincense gives a faintly medicinal, spiritual quality that pairs well with the cedar's dry wood. The overall impression stays woody, amber, and patchouli.
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