#286 Tarte bizarre
Fragrance notes
Character
Rhubarb brings a sharp, green bite that cuts through the air. French pastries add a sugary, buttery softness that feels almost edible. Cannabis lends a herbal, smoky edge that keeps the blend from leaning fully into dessert. The accords sit together in a strange pile, sweet and aromatic and green all at once.
The later stage is where the composition settles into its own world. The pastry note turns quieter, letting the cannabis and rhubarb lead with a dry, herbal greenness. It smells like a sunny kitchen after baking, with a faint wisp of smoke drifting through an open window. The sweetness remains, but it is surrounded by rough, leafy textures that feel natural and slightly wild.
Valery Sokolov composed a scent for a person who enjoys a walk through a garden with a treat in hand. Wear it while the daylight is bright and the air feels fresh enough to carry a mix of fruit and herbs. It fits a morning market trip or a relaxed afternoon outside when the weather is warm but not heavy.
