Cannabis Fruttata
Fragrance notes
Character
Rosemary and oregano hit first, sharp and herbal like a handful of fresh leaves crushed between palms. Then the fig leaf adds a green, almost rubbery edge before the cannabis unfurls its familiar, hazy resin. But here’s the twist: a burst of blueberry, tart and jammy, cuts through the weed smoke like a sharp kitchen knife through butter. It’s not sweet in the way of syrupy fruit; rather it’s a puckering, almost savory counterpoint that keeps the whole thing from tipping into stoner cliché. Lily-of-the-valley flickers briefly as a white floral ghost, then the base settles into cedar and patchouli with ambergris giving a soft, salty warmth. The overall image is a sun-drenched terra-cotta pot full of basil and ripe berries, forgotten on a warm spring afternoon. It feels natural and distinctly niche, not trying to be everyone’s favorite. Performance is moderate: longevity around average, sillage close to skin after an hour. This is a fragrance for someone who likes their green notes audacious and their fruit not too polite. Skip it if you want a straightforward gourmand or a clean aquatic. Best worn on a spring day with a hint of humidity, when you’re in the mood to smell like you just stepped out of a Mediterranean garden with a secret.
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