Cannabis Rose

Before turning into fresh, girly, fruity, playful fragrance —like some of you more familiar right now, Fresh had some amazing line up! One of them is this grandeur Cannabis Rose that now, I believe, fully discontinued. This one is a super beautiful, mature rose with patchouli, and of course a green cannabis scent. The cannabis is less smoky than other cannabis scent release recently. It have some earthy quality, I believe came from the oolong tea. In the base you can feel something woody, sweet but not sticky, in cold combination. It performs so well on my skin. Every time I wear it, it’s instantly noticeable by people around me. The longevity is more than 6 hours on my skin. I can wear it to a formal occasion, dinner or night hangout, or just to work in my room. The downside, I think the juice texture is getting thicker, maybe because of maceration or improper storage from the store.

One of the most underrated fragrances available.. I would consider it as unique chypre blooming in a world of fruity gormands.. It is too unique and mesmerising for me to just simply pass it. I have a full large bottle and will be very happy and in acquiring my second bottle. The smell is a dynamic combo of rose, patchouli, dirty soil, hints of citrus and maybe a transparent presence of cannabis... I do understand other reviewers when they say that this smells somehow oily.. It smells oily in the same way a genuine Arabian Oud would smell oily, if that makes sense... For a confident diva not afraid of living the glamorous life while leaving a trail that is bound to at least make you sit up and notice... Amazing sillage. Amazing longevity. The resemblance with Cabaret is evident after 20-30 minutes and anything resembling Cabaret is always a plus point!

Love Cannabis Rose. It's about the only thing I wear anymore. The patchouli doesn't dominate, for me - it's there but blends subtly with the rose and other notes. On me it's long lasting, has a super-pleasant dry down, and makes me sniff my wrist over and over 'cause I can't get enough of it. The overall impression is of a green, woodsy glade where you've gone to be alone for a little romance with your lover. I wear it at the office because it helps me feel like there's more to life than sitting at a desk all day -

No, this does not smell like cannabis; instead, it reeks of patchouli, what all the cannabis smokers I knew in northern NM in the '80s wore to (try to) COVER UP the smell of cannabis! Cannabis Rose is a monstrously cheerful rosey take on patchouli and it's absolutely full bottle worthy. Since this has become virtually impossible to find, I suggest layering Tom Ford's White Patchouli with the ubiguitous and delightfully inexpensive Perfumer's Workshop Tea Rose for a spot-on duplicate.

Gonna keep this simple....this stuff smells fan-freaking-tastic and no you won't smell like Snoop Dog. But you will sniff yourself like a dog because it smells so good. It isn't complex but it is far from boring. There is something in this that makes me feel almost giddy. The older batch in the square bottle was a bit dirtier. The newer one is a bit fresher. Both are wonderful. This fragrance does NOT get the love it should. It's really good.

It reminds me of Montale Black Aoud all the way till drydown. Smells niche and lot cheaper than montale. Has little vibe of Occitane La Parie too. A very underated perfume, very good longevity and reasonable sillage surprisingly. Men can wear this. It blends well with masculinity. I have no problem at all. Give it a try.

Gor-JUSS! You're smoking a clean bowl while wearing a beautiful and elegant rose and patchouli fragrance (maybe coco mad). Then you get hungry and eat some high quality chocolate and sip some tea. That's what this smells like. Just a lovely Saturday! Sadly it is dc'd.. I will have to enjoy my bottle sparingly.

I received a sample of this from the San Francisco Fresh store in 2008 while I lived there. I went back mid 2008 before I moved house and left the country after saving up for it... and it was gone. They only had Cannabis Santal... so I got that. But I really loved Cannabis Rose more.

I think this is the best thing I have smelled in years....Is it a chypre? It is amazing and the lasting power. WOW

Well, so much for my Fresh = citrus theory! And so much for my Fresh = sunny optimism and aromatherapeutic mood elevation theory. CANNABIS ROSE refutes most of my previous conceptions about this house in one fell swoop! The only survivor is my distinct impression (from four previous cases) that this house unerringly uses high quality notes--of that I am now thoroughly convinced. CANNABIS ROSE is a walk through a dark forest of patchouli just before daybreak, as the sun is arriving on the horizon in the distance but the sky is overcast and gray, and the light is further shrouded from view by the patchouli leaves hanging everywhere on everything: trees, shrubs, fallen logs, piled up randomly for no apparent reason. Patchouli is everywhere!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! After trudging through patchouli mulch for what seems like hours, at last one comes face to face with a huge rose garden barely visible but redolently beautiful. The roses smell splendid and are perfectly blended with the deep earthiness of the dirty patchouli. What a gorgeous composition! Great development, sillage and longevity. I'm impressed! This is a perfume. Is there cannabis in this composition? I do not know. Does cannabis smell like patchouli? Perhaps a patchouli alert is by now unnecessary. But just in case: If you do not like patchouli: please stay away!!!!! You have been warned!!!!!

Kudos to the reviewer who pointed out the sage, that note is really prominent. So this is a hybrid of head-shop-y earthy patchouli and an amped up feminine rose. This is definitely unisex. When I smell this I think of a really dark red juicy rose thats wet from the rain. I also think of wet patchouli roots pulled straight outta the ground. It’s not the dry dusty potpourri rose or a skunky weed fragrance at all.

Sadly, I smell reformulation. One day when this perfume first launched, I was walking across Union Square and was gifted a generous 7 or 8 ml travel spray. I don't know if I would have chosen it for myself, but I came to love it. I wasn't as into fragrance then, so my little bottle lasted me for years. (Plus, the juice was strong; one spritz to the chest was enough.) I remember the rose being really prominent—warm, rich, juicy, womanly, magenta in color. Great in the heat and humidity. Rather than fighting NYC's armpit summer with "fresh" or "clean," Cannabis Rose struck back with sultry. I felt glamorous while sidewalk dining at cramped tables, sprayed with gritty bus exhaust, while everyone of means vacationed in the Hamptons. The original version remains my most complimented fragrance by far. Overkill rose spilling out of her corset, perfectly balanced by strict patchouli boning. Not too lush, not too harsh, just right. For old time's sake, I bought a decant, and now I get pretty much 100% patchouli, backgrounded by citronella candle and thin, anemic rose. Did IFRA kill it in the intervening decade? What a bummer.

This is interesting, but I hate it. I sprayed some on, and I asked what my best friend thinks .... She said:"It smells like a cannabis rose! Smells like dirty hippies in the woods....I like dirty hippies in the woods when I'm in the woods!" She self-identifies as a hippy, kind of. I asked her especially about this scent since she likes patchouli, and I hate it, as many of you already know. Anyway, for a scent I almost hate, I think this is quite interesting, especially as a chypre-- It's dry, but kind oily and fresh at the same time. It's mean and green, but natural, and it doesn't smell like head shop oils, even if it's oily. I have never smoked pot, but I can say this reminds me of cannabis smoke, from what I remember, even if it doesn't quite smell like that. If you're allergic to patchouli, don't bother, your nose will probably itch. If you love chypres, find yourself a sample of this.

I actually liked it very much!You won`t find any cannabis in it, but it`s quite alright. It is a duet of rose and patchouli, very sweet and earthy. I even detect tea notes in base, though rose is dominating all the time - it is a heavy scented centifolia in full bloom, oily and indecent. After a while, there is tea and rose, and a very subtle patchouli...I would say - it is a romantic scent, for a bold woman who has 60s in her heart. BTW, patchouli have a moldish scent and at first may seem unpleasant...But for me it`s almost always worth waiting, I love patchouli!

Awful. Straight citronella. Tried for a week to see if the dry down could be nice, but alas, no. Might be nice to keep the mosquitos away. Funny thing, I sprayed for a coworker and she immediately got rose top note which I couldn't discern at all (she also was not down with it). Wish it worked for me as I had been dying to try this. :(

Well forget smelling like cannabis, as Cannabis Rose smells like nothing of the sort. Patchouli is the chosen drug in this composition and it's intoxicatingly in abundance. I can see my man laughing at the name of this fragrance already, but fortunately it's captivating enough to allure him in an entirely different fashion. The opening patchouli accord is rather sharp and heavy-hitting, having a slight antiseptic smell. However as it settles, a rich, red and jammy rose is obvious, along with strong and bitter dark chocolate. It's a sexy fragrance in the way that it entices you with its exotic earthiness and richness. It reminds me a little of Tauer's Incense Rose, just perhaps without all the smoke. I probably would have named this fragrance 'Patchouli Rose' so it'd be more true to how it actually smells and less controversial. There is a slightly dirty and herbal element present in this fragrance. I can certainly see how some reviewers have found reference to bygone eras and 'free love' hippies through experiencing Cannabis Rose in all its glory. The drydown features a sweeter rose note and it remains this way for the lasting duration of the fragrance. The longevity is as expected, incredibly lasting and rather cloying too. I highly recommend wearing Cannabis Rose in small doses.

I didn't get much chocolate here, which I was looking forward to, but I didn't get much jasmine either, which was my major concern (I've got plenty of scents with strong jasmine already). There is a tea and rose quality that is similar to Tea Rose by the Perfumer's Workshop, but here there is no "synthetic" quality. I've never smoked cannabis so I can't say for sure I know what such a note should smell like, but there was a kind of smoky herbal quality that came and went, along with a little amber to soften things up. The patchouli is obvious but never gets so strong as to be irritating, and I really don't like scents with patchouli that dominates. This is not especially sweet and it's reasonably natural smelling, but my guess is that it's the kind of scent that one either likes or does not, due to the unique combination. I view it as unisex and a good example of what niche does right. I look forward to wearing it again to see if I get a different impression, which is not uncommon.

On me, Cannabis Rose is a complex green chypre with nuances of fruity rose and citronella. The scent is dominated by the green notes, mostly patchouli, mixed with something that smells like oakmoss and the smell of fresh weed. The weed note smells like sage mixed with fir needles. It blends with bergamot to create a sort of citronella scent. Don't be afraid of the weed note - it's blended and doesn't smell like someone was smoking. I was surprised by the strong cranberry juice note - maybe it's just a really jammy rose or that's what pomegranate blossom smells like. I can hear the chocolate note, but it's just a tiny smidge of unsweetened dark chocolate, harmonizing with the dark fruit note. This is not a gourmand!!! Overall, it's interesting to sniff but I don't find myself wearing it. Chypre lovers should check it out though. Unisex. Good sillage, good longevity.

This scent is Bulgarian Rose and Patchouli and the combination of these two lend it a lemony smell, even though lemon isn't listed as a note. I certainly don't smell a pot smell, although the patchouli does give it that "from the earth/flora" smell. The initial spray is pretty fierce. I didn't know if I was going to make it without scrubbing it off, it's so musky and darkly pungent. Drydown gentles it down, but for some reason I can still smell lemon all the way through. Luckily after a couple of hours, it's but a whisper of a perfume, and has all but lingered away. This is a very unique scent. I have never smelled anything like it and that's saying something in the perfume world. I wish I could love it, but honestly I don't think I even like it. I admire it for it's originality, but it's just not meshing with my skin chemistry.

This scent and I did not get along...at all! I typically am not a "scrubber", but within ten minutes I had to wash this off of my skin. I really thought I would like it based on its notes, too! I immediately detected the rose...but not a red rose, a very sharp, green rose that wasn't ready to be trimmed yet. If roses were fruit, the first ten minutes of this fragrance smells like an un-ripe rose! This dominated the entire scent and I was unable to smell ANYTHING else in it. Very strange fragrance to my nose, and also very unpleasant. I almost felt like it might make me start wheezing (I'm asthmatic & allergic to inside mold and such.) I've never felt like that after smelling a fragrance before...so glad I sampled it first!