Bleecker Street (2005)
by Bond No. 9

Very green, and floral. Not understanding the comparisons to Creed's GIT, both are different types of "greens". Cant give a full review now, because this is my 1st full day wearing it. 3 hours in though, drydown is very nice and I can catch hints of a woodyness and blueberry. Not a major fan of the opening, it is a tad bit "loud" but it is worth the drydown. I'd give this a 3.5/5. Could be a 4/5 if this lasts me a good 6 hours.

For me it opens with about 30 seconds of a happy lemony effect...then , for most of the ride it turns very green...like standing in some bushes with violet and a few assorted flowers here and there...fresh and summery...does bring to mind a few other scents that are all done better than this....not a terrible fragrance but gets a neutral from me for having a slight lean toward boring and slightly generic...

This is a beautiful grassy green scent that basically has only 3 notes to my nose - the scent of grass, violet leaves, and blueberries - making a kaleidescopic mix of purple and green notes (purple from blueberry, green from the grass, and both from the violet leaves). It's very cooling, green, and herbal. Performance is also fantastic. However, it doesn ot really smell like Creed's Green Irish Tweed at all (contrary to what some people say). Interestingly, it reminds me a lot of a fragrance known as Tulip Silk by Ghallager Fragrances. They use the same green base which smells like fresh green stems in a florist's shop. A very enticing scent, and the alternating purple and green of the bottle is very apt.

4/5

Very nice indeed! Green, green, green; fresh and clean; gin and tonic in the summertime, yellow, yellow, yellow; lemon and lime fragranced fresh laundry. Top marks. Beautiful.

Stardate 20181029:

A very safe and good all purpose fragrance. Has been compared to GIT but I find Bleecker Street to be much better cause it goes easy on the aquatics(Dihydromyrcenol is my nemesis).
Dry down is sweetish ambery and woodsy.