Snow (1999)
by Demeter Fragrance Library

Call me crazy, but I DO smell wet snow with this scent, as well as cold (which I didn't know could even BE a smell). I like it, but I don't think I would run out and buy a full bottle.

26th March, 2010.

smells like sitting on a wet trunk, with some earth and (little) snow surrounding you!

23rd June, 2009.

It sort of gives me the impression of snow if I allow my nose and brain to stray to an extremely loose interpretation. I grew up in a place where snow usually covered the ground for five months of the year. Snow doesn’t have a smell, but snow has an ambiance because of the environmental surroundings of those places where there is a lot of snow: those environments have smells… pine trees, mud, fallen leaves, soot, even. I guess Demeter’s Snow ambiances those smells very well well: It is ozonic and fresh, and there are traces of grass and dirt and other miscellanea. I like this scent, but I don’t think it smells like snow. 113

22nd August, 2008.

Every bit as noxiously ozonic-aquatic as Demeter's Rain, but since it forgoes Rain's melony sweetness in favour of a less familiar metallic tang, it does manage to be marginally more interesting. It's still profoundly not to my taste, however.

8th November, 2006.

I wouldn't say snow, it's rather warm and powdery, but very natural, earthy. Frozen earth is the closest to snow I'd go.

29th July, 2006.

I have no idea how those bods at Demeter do it, but they're terribly clever. To me this perfume smells of cold. Doesn't feel cold, just smells cold. As a life-long skier, I wouldn't necessarily say this smells EXACTLY like snow (though feel free to contradict me), but it does have a thunderstormy crackle that feels right. Interestingly, I find it's good to wear in the summer.

31st May, 2006.