Framboise Pétillante
Fragrance notes
The garden table is set for a late lunch. Sunlight warms the ceramic plates and a glass pitcher of water sits beside a bowl of fresh berries. Framboise Pétillante by Marcus Spurway lives in this bright air. Raspberry leads the way, sharp and vivid, with lemon adding a clean edge and strawberry rounding out the opening with a soft, familiar sweetness.
Geranium enters as the red fruits deepen. The flowers give the fruit a green, slightly structured feel so the scent stays lively rather than flat. Raspberry remains at the center, now richer and more saturated, surrounded by the gentle lift of the garden around the table. It feels composed and cheerful, never heavy.
Violet and vanilla settle beneath the fruit. The violet brings a powdery softness that touches the air like dust on a petal, while vanilla smooths the edges without turning the scene sugary. The raspberry still pulses through the base, tying every layer together in a single, continuous thread.
The table stays exactly as it is. Plates catch the light, the berries rest in the bowl, and the scent lingers in the space between them. It is fruity, sweet, violet, powdery, rose, aromatic, citrus, fresh spicy.
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