2019 vodka, tobacco, juniper
Fragrance notes
Character
The first spray of 2019 vodka, tobacco, juniper feels like stepping into a garden where someone has just poured a chilled drink. The vodka note pairs with bitter orange and basil to create a sharp, green opening that is bright and uplifting. Mint adds a cool breath to the top, making the entrance crisp rather than heavy. It is an aromatic start that feels alive in the hands of someone fixing a drink on a warm afternoon with the windows open.
As the scent settles, juniper berries and pink pepper bring a fresh spicy character that avoids real heat. Cinnamon gives a gentle warmth that does not weigh down the frosted melon, which adds a soft, sweet edge to the heart. The mix stays green and airy, moving through the day without becoming loud or demanding constant attention from the room.
Tobacco arrives in the base with vetiver and patchouli to give the fragrance some earthy depth. The tobacco here is dry and leafy rather than sweet or smoky, and it holds the green threads from the opening with a steady presence on the skin. It stays close enough that only those near you catch the woody trail, and it remains noticeable through a long lunch without fading too soon.
Bon Parfumeur composed this with Karine Dubreuil-Sereni to balance a crisp, botanical freshness against a grounded, woody finish. It suits a person who likes herbal scents that feel natural and unforced. The final impression is a clean, green accord built around juniper and tobacco.
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