Scent of Hemp Fruttata by Atelier Segall & Barutti bottle
Atelier Segall & Barutti

Scent of Hemp Fruttata

3.5/5 · 6 votes Unisex 2019
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Longevity3.3/5
Sillage2.8/5
Day100
Night40
Spring100
Summer80
Fall40
Winter20
Our take

An unapologetic cannabis accord sits at the center of this composition, and that single fact decides who should reach for the bottle. The opening hits with rosemary and oregano that smell like crushed herbs on a warm patio, while fig leaf and green leaves keep the air bright rather than heavy. Blueberry and grapefruit cut through the marijuana heart with a tart, juicy lift, so the scent never collapses into a dark stoner cliché. Coffee blossom and tobacco blossom add a soft floral whisper that keeps the middle from feeling like a novelty shop. The argument here is simple. This is for someone who wants the plant itself, not a disguised woody amber that hides its source. It suits a person who enjoys smelling like fresh vegetation and sunlit air, not a polished office neutral. If you prefer clean laundry musks or sweet vanilla desserts, this will feel like walking straight into a garden you did not plan to enter.

The base anchors that green spark with oud, cedar, and moss, but the resins and ambergris stop the woods from turning dry or austere. It remains a fresh spicy and fruity ride long after the first spray settles, carried by that persistent cannabis thread. Wear it when the day is open and the light is steady, surrounded by outdoor air and unfussy clothes. The person who chooses it enjoys standing out through texture rather than loudness, offering a scent that feels alive and slightly wild. It is not a safe blind buy, and it does not try to be. The fragrance belongs to those who value character over consensus. It stays firmly in the realm of green.

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