Gramercy Park (2003)
by Bond No. 9

Nice and complex. I love the green opening and the way it matures with a little bit of what to me came out as a slightly lavender type of floral scent. Doesn't smell synthetic at all and dries down to even more interesting notes of maybe a little musk and what I would call aquatic tones.

Downside is it only lasts 2 hours if you're lucky and it's some of the most expensive fragrance you can buy. It's a delicious scent but for that much expense I want something that is more masculine and doesn't have to be lugged around with me to respray before lunch time.

9th July, 2011.

Lovely Green Spring Day Scent, Truly vibrant and refreshing. Just wished it lasted longer on me.

Big thumbs up...!

17th April, 2011.

Sharp green opening.
Gives way to coconut-rum, creamy booziness.
Pleasant, yes.
Poor longevity, and lacks any true 'hooks' or 'punchlines'.
Not very impressive.

28th June, 2010.

Delicious green top notes. Almost candy-like but still very natural. I knew this was going to be a five-star fragrance as soon as I smelled the top notes.

Mid is a cooler, slightly aquatic scent, with a twist. Reminds me of a slighter green version of the top notes of polo black.

Has a sweet, morning dew-like base. With a tiny bit of spice.

29th October, 2009.

The minty opening is fantastic. Definitely a very "green" scent. The dry-down is very warm and slightly fizzy and reminds me of champagne. Very refreshing scent indeed. Makes a really great casual/semi-formal scent.

19th June, 2009. (Last Edited: 28th June, 2009.)

The green notes are very good, and the base is both weightless, transparent, and powerful.
It is sweet, but not excessivley so at all. This all makes for a very good green feminine scent.
My only problem is that it shares a sweet/sharp topnote with tabarome millesime.
But the rest is good.
I would like a masculine version of this with the same green/leafy/ivy notes

14th December, 2008.