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l'eau de parfum #3 green, green, green and... green 2005

7.3 / 10 100 Ratings
A perfume by Miller et Bertaux for women and men, released in 2005. The scent is green-fresh. It is being marketed by Lothantique.
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Main accords

Green
Fresh
Spicy
Citrus
Woody

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes Top Notes
VervainVervain CorianderCoriander LaurelLaurel
Heart Notes Heart Notes
JasmineJasmine MasticMastic
Base Notes Base Notes
CedarwoodCedarwood VetiverVetiver
Ratings
Scent
7.3100 Ratings
Longevity
6.675 Ratings
Sillage
5.567 Ratings
Bottle
6.763 Ratings
Submitted by DeGe53 · last update on 09/09/2025.
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Reviews

11 in-depth fragrance descriptions
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Sleuth

31 Reviews
Sleuth
Sleuth
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It's 'Jardin en Méditerranée' with lemon verbena
This fragrance is basically Un Jardin en Méditerranée by Hermès, with a lot of lemon verbena in the beginning. For about 1,5 hours I get the super fresh and strong lemon verbena. Nice. Then I get the Méditerranée scent, until it's 4,5 hours on my skin. After that it evolves into more of a green musky scent. To me it smells like a Méditerranée-ish musk. In that phase it seems to have less sillage than its Hermès brother. It's also similar to Hedera by L'Erbolario. As a comparison I would summarize those three scents as follows:
- Méditerranée: best performance and also a pinch of pistachio
- Green x 4: might be for you if you love lemon verbena
- Hedera: leans more towards nice synthetic melon, and maybe some ivy
Green x 4 gets a 70% score from me.
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PBullFriend

312 Reviews
PBullFriend
PBullFriend
Helpful Review 1  
bottled springtime
This is a beautiful soft green perfume, heavy on the verbena (you can even feel its slightly fuzzy leaves) and the plant sap. It's a day at the height of spring, when crickets are chirping and everything is in bloom. I'm sorry I couldn't think of any more detailed way to describe it, but apparently the parfumeurs couldn't either!(072710)
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Art

68 Reviews
Art
Art
2  
An improved Un Jardin En Mediterranee
Many years ago, among my summer favorites, I had Un Jardin En Mediterranée by Hermes. After I finished it, I still did not dare to buy it’s new bottle, although mentally I returned to it from time to time. Recently I came across Miller et Bertaux’s # 3 Green, Green, Green and... Green and surprisingly found that it is like an improved version of the Mediterranean Gardens. It has a very similar characteristic to UJEM’s combination of citrus, cedarwood, fig leaves and juniper - enriched with the aroma of olive plants. Yes, it is really green and very refreshing, and has become one of my favorites this summer.
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Kugeldistel

101 Reviews
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Kugeldistel
Top Review 14  
Greenery for Beginners
Anyone who has not yet dared to approach green fragrances, as harsh chypres, bitter-herbaceous scents, or masculine Eau de Colognes are not their thing, should try #3 Green, green and green. #3 Green, green and green is neither a creaky chypre nor does it exude a herbaceous fluid; it also does not follow the harsh EDC route, nor does it flatter with floral undertones. #3 Green, green and green evokes thoughts of juicy leaf green, lemon groves, and just a tiny bit of mentholated cough remedies - which is likely due to the lemon verbena that, while not listed, I am certain is included. At times, the lemony note also reminds one of Green Tea by Arden, but it is miles away from its synthetic nature.
#3 Green, green and green is not a demanding fragrance, but a completely harmonious fresh-green EDP, in which the lemonade and the gentle leaf green form a successful connection, complemented by vetiver and cedarwood giving it an individual touch.
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Flioline

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Top Review 17  
It’s enough! Here comes Robin Hood.
Here speaks Robin Hood, the avenger of the disinherited and undervalued. Or something like that.
The inherently undervalued.

(And also of the over-perfumed. But that’s another story that will also be addressed.)

What can one say about “l'eau de parfum #3 green, green, green and... green”? The name already contains, uh, quite a bit of green. The perfume does too. But: not that much...
And not for very long.

And here I come to the crux of the matter.
Because this scent, like its favorite siblings, does not score with booming performance fireworks. Nor with wildly adventurous niche perfumery art. But with clean, intelligent notes. That have a clear direction, namely a fresh, a natural one. That do not overwhelm, but rather surround one with a pleasant scent. Always pleasant.
For a little while; not too long. Intentionally.

green, green, green and... green (gnagnagna) is a scent for catching your breath, against the action. Like a good well-baked bread with fine toppings and a good pickle in the evening instead of huge cooking including piles of dirty dishes at the end. No fuss. Simple. Delicious. Done.
For me, it feels very much like home, like with me. No opera today. And yet always fine. I’ll quote Venus108 from below: “Fascinating tender green. No pressure, no rush. You is me and me is you.” Exactly.

Green-fresh breathing entry, a green heart, dedicated to calm, and a base of a little vetiver and a tiny bit more cedarwood, which dissolves so modestly that you hardly notice it. Because you are still with yourself.
The principle generally applies, with other nuances of course, also for Menta y Menta and for Indian Study (both further favorites of mine) and several others from the house that doesn’t need to.

Empty apartments are currently quite trendy. Why not also lighter scents. Clean. Thoughtful. That you can relaxingly rely on. (I wish my apartment would look like a Miller et Bertaux scent!)
I can rely on my Miller et Bertaux’s, blessed be it, when I have once again (and this happens often since I’ve been hanging out with you) tried a scent that lasts too loooooong. Or that is just silly. Or that (also often) has that same old vanilla, amber, musk, whatever (you know: those!) base. And doesn’t want to soften...
And depending on the vanilla or amber or whatever, the appropriate rescue jumps out of the Miller et Bertaux forest! A little spray over it, freshness, simplicity, poof, well-being, all good.
(And yes, they are all great layering team players.)

In this case here, the jumping savior from the forest is... green. Yessss, not really green, green, green AND... green. Just green. Enough green.
And not so long green.

And precisely for that reason, it is a compliment when longevity and also sillage hover around 6 and never climb over 7. At most.
It’s meant to be this way!!!
Wonderful.
Updated on 09/14/2020
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Aptly named. Similar vibe to Un Jardin En Méditerranée, but less floral and verbena makes it even greener.
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Super green scent (maybe you could have guessed). The initial whiff is a bit sour, rainy wet green, but the dry down and aftermath is good.
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Gorgeous sugary fragrance... it creates a spring day by itself if you need one. Green and sweet like a sugar cane. Wonderful.
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Mrs. Green cheerfully welcomes the day. Then she gets up on the wrong side of the bed and gets angry. Eventually, she collects herself and chops kitchen herbs.
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A likable brand with angular, minimalist scent concepts, each taking a different direction: here verbena-green, gin-bitter, light-woody.
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Faszinierendes zartes Grün. Kein Druck, kein Stress. Du bist es, ich bin es. Wie ein Steingarten, Japan, klare Linien und Dzennnnnn.
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To me, it first feels like a soft, herbal lavender. The fresh, crisp notes make it very cool. Too cool for me. Fine quality.
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7 years ago
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I don't like green scents - but I like this one! The pleasant, high-quality synthetic makes the otherwise harsh herb smooth, sleek - beautiful!
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6 years ago
5
Reminds me a lot of Un Jardin en Mediterranée, just without the spice. Very nice!
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2
Medium green, herbal, woody, tea-like, subtly salty, the unripe citrus aspect of verbena in focus, unfortunately with a soup vegetable association. OK.
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