Fragrance №22
Fragrance notes
Character
Sunlight hits a terrace table where a ceramic bowl holds sliced mandarin and lemon beside a glass of cold green tea. The air carries a bright citrus lift that feels immediate and clean. Yuzu leads the way with a tart edge, followed closely by lemon and mandarin orange. The citrus is vivid without turning sharp, and the scene stays in this clear, open space.
Basil joins the tea leaves to add an herbal touch that keeps the mood grounded. The green tea note feels calm and slightly dry, while the basil brings a gentle spice that never overwhelms. Yuzu returns in the base to tie the opening back into the close, so the same bright fruit that started the moment is still present. The result is aromatic and fresh, with a green thread running through it.
Created by Benoit Vittet and Gerard Anthony and launched in 2013, this Nikkos-Oskol Fragrance release fits a warm morning walk or a bright afternoon outdoors. It suits someone who enjoys citrus and herbs in equal measure and prefers a scent that stays close to the skin. Wear it when you want something clean and uplifting that matches a relaxed day outside.
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