Jardin du Néroli (2003)
by Maître Parfumeur et Gantier

I agree with the other two reviews. Sweet neroli kept from being too powerful by a somewhat subdued and subtle mint. After two hours it was gone. A pleasant splash for a summer's morning, but not a real long lasting winner. If you want a great neroli, stick with Floris Number 127 or Penhaligon's Castile.

16th January, 2008.

Marlen’s right about this—this is an average summer version citrus fragrance. I don’t find anything especially endearing, charming, refreshing, or impressive about it. It’s done well enough; it is a light scent; full of pleasant orange accords, orange blossoms, and other floral notes. Actually, Jardun du Neroli reminds me more of a cologne splash than of an EDT. Its longevity is questionable. There’s not much is going on in this scent considering its price. I’ve found several summer fragrances offered by other niches that are more impressive than this one.

4th March, 2007.

Very average - a light, fresh take on orange blossom, not as sweet or heavy as say L'Occitane EDP, but truly nothing to write home about...Decent lasting power and moderate sillage...for that price, I'll pass.

13rd January, 2006.