Vue sur l'Ocean Margot & Tita

Anyone who has ever been there knows what it smells like. The air is aromatic, filled with delicate salt, the smells of pine groves, moist and fresh. Ferns grow in shady places and rosemary bushes in dry ones. The climate is mostly cool and temperate, it hardly gets "icy" in winter and the heat of summer is limited. Of course, there are exceptions, but they are very sporadic. If you look into the gardens of the locals there, you will often see and smell many herbs. From thyme and lavender to hyssop, mint and horsetail.
There are also flowers, of course; roses in particular benefit from plenty of sunshine in moderately warm weather. And the good old "farmer's jasmine" also often finds a suitable place.
As native fruits, red and black currants thrive alongside fruit such as pears and apples.
A fragrance that captures all these aromas well is "Vue sur L' Ocean". It does not exaggerate, reflects everything close to nature and creates "Baltic Sea moods", even if you are not spending your vacation there.