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Lazing Under The Orange Trees
Ready to make the most of every moment of sun, longing for summer is a quintessential British pastime. Complaining about the heat – when it finally comes – is a tradition. Seeking a moment of respite from the hazy midday heat, a canopy of Orange Trees provide a tempting spot of shade to relax beneath. With no plans and nowhere to be, now is the time to while away the afternoon getting lost in a classic novel. A light breeze comes along, flickering its pages. Leaves rustle and cause a ripe, juicy orange to tumble from a branch. Scooped up and peeled, the refreshing scent it releases creates a rush of energy. The languid mood is shaken off. Here, we wait all season for summer to end, yet we wait all year for its return.
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The Perfumer's Insight
Ready to make the most of every moment of sun, longing for summer is a quintessential British pastime. Complaining about the heat – when it finally comes – is a tradition. Seeking a moment of respite from the hazy midday heat, a canopy of Orange Trees provide a tempting spot of shade to relax beneath. With no plans and nowhere to be, now is the time to while away the afternoon getting lost in a classic novel. A light breeze comes along, flickering its pages. Leaves rustle and cause a ripe, juicy orange to tumble from a branch. Scooped up and peeled, the refreshing scent it releases creates a rush of energy. The languid mood is shaken off. Here, we wait all season for summer to end, yet we wait all year for its return.
Top Notes:
Lemon, Orange, Petitgrain
Heart Notes:
Geranium, Rose de Mai, Neroli, Orange Blossom
Base Notes:
Clove Leaf, Amber
“From the fertile soil of a mystical land stretching from mountains to desert, spring rows of bitter orange trees, for as far as the eye can see. Strolling through these lush groves, vibrant oranges stand in bright contrast against the endless sea of green. Sprinkled across their branches, little white blossoms release a vibrant and honeyed aroma that seduces the senses. Retreating from the blazing glow of the sun, leaves rustle as a ripe, juicy fruit tumbles from a branch and lands under the fragrant canopy. As the rind bursts open, bitter citric notes mingle with the green and floral scents of nature’s fragrant Neroli.” - ROJA DOVE.
Description
Ready to make the most of every moment of sun, longing for summer is a quintessential British pastime. Complaining about the heat – when it finally comes – is a tradition. Seeking a moment of respite from the hazy midday heat, a canopy of Orange Trees provide a tempting spot of shade to relax beneath. With no plans and nowhere to be, now is the time to while away the afternoon getting lost in a classic novel. A light breeze comes along, flickering its pages. Leaves rustle and cause a ripe, juicy orange to tumble from a branch. Scooped up and peeled, the refreshing scent it releases creates a rush of energy. The languid mood is shaken off. Here, we wait all season for summer to end, yet we wait all year for its return.
Notes
Top Notes:
Lemon, Orange, Petitgrain
Heart Notes:
Geranium, Rose de Mai, Neroli, Orange Blossom
Base Notes:
Clove Leaf, Amber
The Perfumer's Insight
“From the fertile soil of a mystical land stretching from mountains to desert, spring rows of bitter orange trees, for as far as the eye can see. Strolling through these lush groves, vibrant oranges stand in bright contrast against the endless sea of green. Sprinkled across their branches, little white blossoms release a vibrant and honeyed aroma that seduces the senses. Retreating from the blazing glow of the sun, leaves rustle as a ripe, juicy fruit tumbles from a branch and lands under the fragrant canopy. As the rind bursts open, bitter citric notes mingle with the green and floral scents of nature’s fragrant Neroli.” - ROJA DOVE.
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