Bleecker Street

Bleecker Street, released by Bond No 9 in 2005 and composed by David Apel, is mainly gourmand, with green and woody sides in support and smaller spicy, floral and leathery touches.

The top notes are fruity and green: black currant gives a tart, dark berry note, blueberry a juicy sweetness and violet leaf a cool, cucumber-like greenness. In the heart, cinnamon brings a warm spice and cedar a dry woodiness. The base is warm and sweet: caramel and vanilla give a creamy, burnt-sugar sweetness, suede a soft, velvety leather and oakmoss a green, mossy depth.

Wearers are split between moderate and long-lasting, and its sillage is mostly moderate. It is voted mainly for spring and summer, and largely as a daytime scent. It is worn by anyone and suits the office, city days and casual occasions, for people who like fruity, green berries over a soft caramel-suede base, an unusual mix of fresh and sweet named after the New York street.

Bleecker Street — unisex fragrance by Bond No 9 (released 2005). Top notes: Violet Leaf, Blueberry, Cassis, Thyme. Heart notes: Cedar, Jasmine, Cinnamon. Base notes: Oakmoss, Suede, Patchouli, Amber, Vanilla, Caramel. — Parfica open fragrance database