Goodbye New York Sour
Fragrance notes
Character
Proad composed Goodbye New York Sour with Chris Maurice at the helm, and the result is a fragrance that smells like a velvet curtain in a dim room. The red wine note arrives first, dark and slightly fermented, with a strawberry edge that keeps the opening from feeling too severe. It is not a fruit salad. The wine sits heavy, supported by a soft spicy lift from cinnamon that never becomes hot or dry.
Tuberose and rose try to steer the heart toward a classic floral, but the tobacco and cypriol in the base pull everything back to the ground. This is a woody, earthy composition that feels more like a mood than a bouquet. The amber and vanilla add a rounded warmth that suits a cold evening walk or a quiet dinner among old brick buildings. If you expect a bright, clean scent, this will feel too murky and dense for your taste.
The oakmoss and guaiac wood give the blend a mossy, forest-floor texture that lingers in the fabric of a wool coat. It is a scent for someone who enjoys a drink with depth and a story behind it. Goodbye New York Sour settles into a soft spicy, tobacco-rich finish that feels entirely at home in the dark.
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