No. 2 Notes of Riesling
Fragrance notes
Character
The sun sits low over a vineyard row where the air has cooled but the dirt still holds the afternoon warmth. You walk between the vines with a glass in hand, and the air around you carries pear and white peach in a soft, pulpy sweetness that feels like biting into fruit picked a minute ago. Bergamot lifts the edges so the air stays crisp rather than heavy, while raspberry leaf threads a green, slightly tangy line through the fruit, pulling it toward something that resembles a chilled glass of Riesling poured right there in the open row.
A shallow creek runs along the edge of the path, and the aquatic accord in the fragrance mirrors that clear, moving water without turning cold or thin. The scent stays close to the skin in texture, smooth and rounded, with the fruity and citrus notes blending until the peach and bergamot feel like one single impression rather than separate pieces. Nothing here screams or stretches outward, and the fresh quality keeps the sweetness from sitting too heavily on the air as the light continues to fade across the vines.
The whole scene rests on that balance of fruit and water, where the pear and raspberry leaf keep the peach from becoming too soft. Kelly & Jones built this around a clear wine inspiration, and the result is a fragrance that feels like standing still in a place where the air is sweet, green, and clean all at once. It suits a quiet walk through cool earth and flowing water where the glass in your hand mirrors exactly what the air delivers. Fruity, sweet, citrus, aquatic, fresh.
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