Ned Kelly Titanium by Christopher Hanlon bottle
Christopher Hanlon

Ned Kelly Titanium

4.0/5 · 4 votes Unisex 2020
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Fragrance notes

Notes
Potato

Character

Longevity3.8/5
Sillage2.8/5
Day100
Night33
Spring100
Summer100
Fall33
Winter33
Our take

Ned Kelly Titanium gathers lime, mint, and tulip around a core of potato and truffle. The green accord feels textured rather than sheer, and the citrus elements stay close to the earthy materials rather than floating upward. Saffron and ambrette add a soft, dusty warmth that keeps the freshness from feeling bright or simple. Cedar and moss ground the aromatic side so the scent reads as a garden path after rain, not a polished lobby.

Tonka bean and amber bring a rounded sweetness that moves the scent toward vanilla without turning it into a dessert. Oud enters with a dry, woody weight that balances the creamier notes, giving the blend a firm backbone. The accord sits between aromatic and oriental, with warm spicy facets that feel steady rather than sharp. Moss and cedar continue to support the sweeter elements so the overall impression stays grounded.

This is a fragrance built for open air and sunlight. The lime and mint suggest a clear morning outdoors, while the potato and truffle keep the mood rooted in soil and stone. It feels appropriate for a weekend walk through a market or a bright courtyard rather than a dim interior. The green and fresh spicy notes carry that daytime energy through the entire composition.

The drydown favors amber, tonka bean, and oud, with moss and cedar lingering underneath. Vanilla and sweet accords soften the woody edges, while earthy truffle and potato remain present in the background. The result is a warm, resinous finish that still carries the original green thread. Amber and vanilla close the experience on a calm, golden note.

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