Spring In The City (Городская Весна)
Fragrance notes
Character
Someone stepping out for a long walk along a riverside path on a bright morning might reach for this bottle. The air feels clear and moving, and the scent suits that exact pace. It carries a crispness that matches open space and sunlight on water. There is a feeling of movement in the air around the wearer, as if the fragrance is part of the surroundings rather than sitting heavily on the skin.
Sour cherry blossom and cassis give the opening a tart fruit edge, while aldehydes add a clean sparkle that lifts the fruit away from anything sweet. Mint cools the entry further. The heart brings tulip and water lily, joined by violet and green tea, which keep the mood light and transparent. Tobacco appears here, but it stays dry and papery instead of warm or smoky.
Poplar buds and oakmoss in the base ground the blend with a gentle woody green tone, and white musk softens the finish. The overall impression is aquatic and ozonic, with a fresh, aromatic clarity that feels natural and unforced. It sits comfortably between a city stroll and a park bench, never leaning into heavy or dense territory.
The one drawback is the drydown. The oakmoss and poplar buds lack depth, so the final stage feels thin and a bit flat. What began as a vivid outdoor scene ends quietly, offering little complexity once the fresh top notes fade.
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