Frequently Asked Questions about Jermyn Street by Floris
What does Jermyn Street by Floris smell like?
Jermyn Street by Floris features top notes of Bergamot, Mandarin Orange, Vetiver, and Violet, middle notes of Artemisia, Coriander, Juniper Berries, and Vetiver, and base notes of Amber, Cedarwood, Musk, and Vetiver.
When was Jermyn Street by Floris released?
Jermyn Street by Floris was released in 2015.
What season is Jermyn Street by Floris best for?
According to user reviews, Jermyn Street by Floris is best suited for Spring, Summer, and Fall.
Beautiful understated opening of citrus and juniper berries which fades quickly revealing a powdered violet leaf note. The notes and spicing is so delicate, coriander seed and vetiver amongst the careful blended concerto which makes up this masculine aromatic fragrance. The overbearing vibe I get from Jermyn street is not one of a citrus vetiver or even a floral aromatic, it's more like Knise Ten. That thing people refer to as leather and kinda is, that is what I get from this except instead of orange blossom like in Creed Royal English leather for example, it's replaced with a very toned down violet. Jermyn street is extremely light in the sense of an eau de Cologne type fragrance and the unfortunate sense that it doesn't last all that long. Still, like the well blended traditional offerings of Penhaligon's and Floris I just can't fault the majority of what they do.
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Jermyn Street, from Floris was released in 2015. The perfumer behind this creation is unknown. It has the top notes of Bergamot, Mandarin Orange, Vetiver, and Violet, middle notes of Artemisia, Coriander, Juniper Berries, and Vetiver, and base notes of Amber, Cedarwood, Musk, and Vetiver.
Beautiful understated opening of citrus and juniper berries which fades quickly revealing a powdered violet leaf note. The notes and spicing is so delicate, coriander seed and vetiver amongst the careful blended concerto which makes up this masculine aromatic fragrance. The overbearing vibe I get from Jermyn street is not one of a citrus vetiver or even a floral aromatic, it's more like Knise Ten. That thing people refer to as leather and kinda is, that is what I get from this except instead of orange blossom like in Creed Royal English leather for example, it's replaced with a very toned down violet. Jermyn street is extremely light in the sense of an eau de Cologne type fragrance and the unfortunate sense that it doesn't last all that long. Still, like the well blended traditional offerings of Penhaligon's and Floris I just can't fault the majority of what they do.