03/23/2026

Jjcolbourne
1640 Reviews

Jjcolbourne
Citrus Zest.
Well hello there, Friends. Aren't you a Petitgrain/Bergamot BOMB if there ever was one. Wow, I love the green aromatic citrus punch of this one, its exhilarating.
It opens with green citrus leaves, peels, rinds, and zest. Dare I say it is zesty. There is nothing sweet about this one, and that's fine for me, as it is a welcome diversion from the ubiquitous candied citrus.
I agreed with misstral that there is indeed a detectable lovage note (which I can vouch for as I am acquainted with the delightfully pungent lovage root essential root) essential oil. I can't speak for others, but I respond favorably to this contrast to the bright citrus, as it gives sort of a vaguely animalic edge to the composition.
Remarkably, this is a citrus with major longevity; the hesperidic elements are still evident hours in. How'd they do that? Hint: there are some ingenious aromachems that can extend citrus in magical ways.
Great stuff.
It opens with green citrus leaves, peels, rinds, and zest. Dare I say it is zesty. There is nothing sweet about this one, and that's fine for me, as it is a welcome diversion from the ubiquitous candied citrus.
I agreed with misstral that there is indeed a detectable lovage note (which I can vouch for as I am acquainted with the delightfully pungent lovage root essential root) essential oil. I can't speak for others, but I respond favorably to this contrast to the bright citrus, as it gives sort of a vaguely animalic edge to the composition.
Remarkably, this is a citrus with major longevity; the hesperidic elements are still evident hours in. How'd they do that? Hint: there are some ingenious aromachems that can extend citrus in magical ways.
Great stuff.



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