Category: Perfume
Golden Green centres on the cultivation of coffee rather than its consumption, and the aspects of its character that it loses before taking its final form.
The purity of raw, un-roasted beans, still green in colour and with an aroma to match. A long way from the nutty, smoky and instantly recognisable scent of fresh coffee.
The way this perfume captures that unroasted, still-green coffee character is unlike anything I’ve tried—it’s fresh and almost grassy, not at all the dark roast I expected. I keep catching whiffs of its raw purity hours later, and it feels quietly sophisticated.
The green coffee note is so raw and vegetal, it really captures that un-roasted bean character I've never smelled in another perfume. It dries down to something surprisingly smooth and earthy, not at all like a typical gourmand coffee scent. I keep catching whiffs of it on my scarf hours later and i
The green coffee accord really comes through as pure and vegetal, not at all like the roasted stuff I'm used to in other fragrances. It's surprisingly fresh on the skin, like walking past a plantation in the early morning mist, and the dry-down is smooth without turning powdery on me.
