Le Chevrefeuille

I am so taken with Annick Goutal fragrances at the moment. Why I am just now getting around to testing them when they are so up my alley, I can't begin to explain. It's a shame. It's also a shame that the large bottles are quite pricey because I am pining for quite a few of them. BTW-I can't help picturing A. Goutal as this otherworldly fairy or something, smiling, as she brews up blends with nothing less than...magic. The ones I have tried so far are so ethereal, light, glowing, and perfect compared to all other fragrances to my nose. She had some secret--fairy dust or something... Le Chevrefuille is the bees KNEES. For my own tastes, I don't think it gets better than this. I actually get butterflies in my stomach when catch the first whiff of this. I am immediately transported from wherever I am, to the late 80's, As a little girl standing right next to the monster honeysuckle bush growing along the fence in my backyard, with a big, yellow blossom in my fingers, freshly pinched and pulled apart, with a large, glistening drop of sweet nectar balancing where I pinched, waiting to land on my tongue. I would spend hours of my childhood out there, elbowing the bees away, in competition, taking in countless drops of that delicious nectar, this exact fragrance filling the air. Le Chevrefuille is THAT time and place for me, nothing more, nothing less. Just beautiful, and I want to smell like this every day. ETA: Lasting power if sprayed onto the back of my neck/into my hair is hours! Also- thought this had long disappeared on my arms... went out into the TX humidity one evening, and suddenly this magical smell was radiating off of me as if I had just sprayed! My friends noticed as well, and all three vowed that this would be their next fragrant purchase.:) this creation makes me swoon....

A fence in my backyard is covered in honeysuckle, and when it's in bloom, the air is absolutely enchanting. This is a scent I grew up, and I love maintaining it as I grow older. I first bought La Chevrefeuille for my mother back in 2003 after stopping by a Goutal shop on my first trip to Paris. I had no idea what I was doing buying a perfume for another person, but this lovely white floral that is so true to it's name that it felt like a safe purchase to gift. Sure enough, my mother loved it. Despite the fact that light, sweet and citrusy white florals aren't really my favorites, I loved it too and would steal a spray every time I visited her. I was bummed the day I saw that the bottle was mostly empty and could no longer have my fix. Twenty years later, I revisited the same Goutal shop and bought this again for my mother. It is a timeless, vintage-style fragrance, and still something that I would never buy for myself, but makes for a great gift for someone who will allow me to visit it's lovely honeysuckle notes on occasion.

I received the perfume today and I really really love it! I've been spraying it on my skin all day long, I just can't get enough of it! I first received a sample from a friend some years ago and I was and I am still surprised to identify all the honeysuckle plant in this perfume: the flowers, the leaves, the freshness of the morning dew on the flowers. I believe it is indeed a masterpiece and I believe that a masterpiece doesn't need to be a "strong scent". A particular thing I like about this perfume is that reminds me of the linden trees I walk by at the end of spring, that dreamy smell always fascinates me. Le Chevrefeuille has this nectary feel about it that I also find comforting, like a hug. I think the word "dreamy" would well describe this fragrance. The only downside, I think, would be the lasting power (natural scents don't last very long?), still the scent is too beautiful for such a thing to become a reason not to buy it.

I'd forgotten how much I love honeysuckle until I was in a garden that had an abundance of it—vines climbing thickly up an arched wall and clambering over a trellis tunnel, nearly every inch covered in fragrant white and yellow blossoms. The scent was intoxicating, and I fell in love with honeysuckle all over again. I was determined to capture that crisp, fresh, summery wildness in a bottle. For me, Annick Goutal's Le Chevrefeuille did just that. To my nose, this opens with the perfect blend of dew-kissed honeysuckle and green vine; in drydown, the lemon becomes more prominent but still not overpowering. There isn't much evolution in the scent on my skin, but IMO it's quite lovely in its simple profusion of honeysuckle blossoms and green vine. This is a delightful fragrance for a summer day (but I know my OCD will freak out if I try to wear this "out of season").

I have both loved and struggled with Goutal scents. Both a friend and my sister wore Petite Cherie as their signature for years. On both of them it smelled divine. On me it smelled awful. I also struggle with sharper citrus on my skin - I'm one of those people who can wear Amarige and it becomes less intense. But Eau D'Hadrien smells like toilet cleaner on me. I've recently tried several Goutal scents to see if I could find one that I liked that didn't hate my skin. Le Chevrefeullie is IT. The initial scent is more sweet and than I want but it dries down to something light and citrus but not sharp and just... so lovely and just how I want to smell. BUT. The scent disappears so fast. I feel like I need to reapply it several times in a day and that's making me so sad. I really want a bottle and am just not sure it's worth it.

It is Feb 28th. The temperatures are starting to warm up outside and I'm yearning for spring. I look through my perfume wardrobe to find the perfect perfume to help me make the transition. Voilà Le Chevrefeuille! Perfect! I spray it on. Suddenly I'm lying in a freshly cut green field. The warm yellow sun and blue sky are vibrant in color. On the breeze I smell damp hay and blooming honeysuckle. Ah! Thank you Le Chevrefeuille for reminding me that spring and summer are just around the corner. I can hardly wait. LC is one of the most unique fragrances in my collection. I think it is the narcissus that gives the damp hay note and there is a lot of it but I don't mind. I love the overall picture that this Goutal brush paints. It is an impressionistic honeysuckle that splashes onto the canvas. I spray it liberally. 4/5

I love all florals but on me honeysuckle tends to go syrupy, while neroli and other white flowers can seem slightly off, or sour — but here, all the airy freshness of newly blossoming flowers, petals, leaves and all, harmonizes with that lemony note to create a truly bright and beautiful blend. I have a sample with the new packaging shown on the card and the big, dainty OG Goutal bottle. We’ll see which lasts longer! I’ve found what’s in the less aesthetically appealing newer bottles just doesn’t have the same longevity (2-4 hours), but based on my years with Petite Cherie performing well for me (original bottles, 10+ hours) I have very high hopes for this beauty! Update: sadly even here only ca. 2 hours but if I pair with a more tenacious honeysuckle I don’t notice as much. So pretty!

This is an extremely green, zesty interpretation of honeysuckle. For that reason I am disappointed, as I was hoping for a sweeter honeysuckle. Either way I think it's a beautiful perfume, perhaps the only sour perfume I would actually wear, as I am hyper-sensitive to sour scents. This mostly smells like crushed green leaves from a lemon tree combined with lip-puckering lemon juice and a bit of honeysuckle. It is lovely for spring or summer. I am wearing it on a very hot summer day, and I am enjoying it despite the fact that it is not what I hoped for. Like most Annick Goutal citrus perfumes, this one doesnt't last long or project well, but it is so delightful that if you love the scent, I say buy a bottle!

I do like this one and very glad to have it on my table. At the start, Honeysuckle leads out for a short while ahead of Petit Grain with Lemon in third place. Narcissus and Jasmine? Just not there for me. After a stretch, Petit Grain and Lemon catch up to and take over Honeysuckle for the lead! And at the finish, it is a very dominant Petit Grain with Lemon close behind. Honeysuckle is a faint third. I.e.,sillage mostly of Petit Grain. On me, a dry, clean scent; astringent with flowers. Expensive and the bottle is very pretty. There are some perfumes to wear for home and family. For me, this is one of those :) An awesome summer fragrance!

annick goutal fragrances are, on the whole, storybook charming. lace-trimmed dresses stained by grass, running barefoot through the fields, that kind of thing, and i mean it in the best way possible. le chevrefeuille is possibly the best of the line. the opening notes of le chevrefeuille are green and hesperidic, and then the fragrance moves on to an armful of honeysuckle. it's a simple, light fragrance, but it never fails to lift my mood. the staying power is frankly abominable, although this may be due to the use of a high proportion of naturals. annick goutal is known for spending a large quantity on raw materials.

From its vial is an airy green honeysuckle that becomes even lovlier and fresher once applied. It's the scent of a spring breeze. Delicate, vital, the lightest of lemon providing some defining edges in a lighter than air composition. The citrus of the lemon here tempered by petitgrain’s greener facets. This scent is spring itself with a focus on honeysuckle backed by narcissus. Unfortunately, it is shortlived, it opening lovliness softening considerably at 10m. At 25m it is nearly gone, barely a skinscent. Oddly enough, 10h 30m later that slight honeyed skinscent remains. 8.5/10 for scent. 7.0/10 for longevity.

Fresh, crisp, natural, and linear. This is not a complicated scent. It does not have multiple layers to surprise your senses. What it has is an authentic experience in a garden of fragrant honeysuckles. Close your eyes. You are in a morning garden with dewy honeysuckles. You can feel the cool morning breeze, the delicate honeysuckle petals, and the damp green leaves. You walk with bare feet. Your white morning gown gently rubs the flowers and brings back the beautiful scent to your room... A master piece of simplicity.

I'm already a Goutal fan so it's no surprise that I love Le Chevrefeuille. I'm a serious gardener and live in a sunny climate with a very active honeysuckle plant sprawling up a trellis and wall. In the spring, when it's first blooming, the scent is intoxicating. Le Chevrefuille is a photorealistic honeysuckle scent. It's and EDT and a botanical so it's never going to have great sillage or lasting power. The other honeysuckle I like is Aerin Mediterranean Honeysuckle. It's good too, but the Goutal smells more natural.

This is a 100% golden ticket for me! Starts with a strong hit of honeysuckle as the green softly lands under. Immediately transported to a childhood memory of skipping through a lush green and wildflower field on a delightful summer day. I accidentally spilled my sample on my dress sooooo consequently the longevity was ....ever as was the sillage. :) I am not dry cleaning until it is absolutely necessary I just love this soo much. Researched the FB price and as a frag under $200 totally worth it!

I can't afford it but I don't care, whatever it takes, I have to be with my love. It never stays for long on me, but I don't care, I take as much as I can get of this sweetness. I am in love and I don't care, I just want this scent all over myself... anytime and anywhere. Pure, natural, easy, unpretentious, perfection. Worth every penny. I keep it in my nightstand in case I need to clear my mind before sleep... in case I need a reason to get out of bed... and for whenever I want to feel joyful.

This is one of my all-time favorites. I know there’s a lot of talk about whether this is realistic honeysuckle or not but I never smelled anything like this before (and I never smelled honeysuckle before). To be honest, it smells so good that I almost kind of feel like drinking it... it comes off as a “brighter” version of l’Ile au thé to me, like iced tea that’s slowly melting in the summer, where you’re borderline stuffy from the humidity but relaxing on the grassy lawn under a shade.

I fell in love this scent right after I wore it. It was May in 2005, I felt as my life changing, getting busy but much better, vivid, positive.. Oh! I can easily remember how I felt myself these days. This must be the freshest perfume that I have so far. The scent of real honeysuckle as you breath at the depth of this small magical flower. And this is the one I got so many compliments ever as well! I still keep one non-opened 100ml bottle with the yellowish orange bow tie :)

Mmmmm!! On me? Goes on GREEN at first: like crushed leaves or grass. This is the predominate note for a few minutes, until LEMON appears. Wait just a few more minutes and... ...there it is! The HONEYSUCKLE! Very delicate; not too sweet. I don't notice the jasmine or narcissus, but it could be because I haven't trained my nose to see past the honeysuckle. I wish the green would linger a while longer. Still, it's a lovely scent; one I could see myself owning.

This is just such a likable scent, it evokes images of idyllic nature and peaceful sunny days. I've never smelled honeysuckle so I don't know if it is accurate to the flower but I imagine fresh white little flowers and crisp grass in sunshine. It's a realistic floral and slightly green but there's just something innocent and almost childlike about this. Longevity is not great for me, it becomes a skin scent rather quickly but it lasts on clothes.

When i was a teenager I loved trolling the fragrance counter of Saks, where I first discovered Le Chevrefeuille. I instantly fell hard for its delicate honeysuckle character. Because it would have been a considerable expense for me, I never owned it until just this year, nearly two decades on, and I'm so happy I finally bought it. I wear this when I want to feel like I'm walking through a garden on a summer evening.

You're 13 again, wearing a white sundress and running through a wide green field on a sunny spring day. You lay down in a bed of honeysuckle. It's young, green and a bit sweet. Life is good, free of worry. Too bad this fragrance doesn't last. Just like that fleeting blissful stage in life. But I'll happily repurchase again and again just to experience that young and carefree feeling.

Absolutely LOVE this fragrance, and agree with most of the positive reviews. Excellent honeysuckly, natural, fresh, wonderful! Then... it's gone. After an hour or so, I bury my nose into my skin trying to catch a bit of this marvelous fragrance but nothing is there. I'm so sad that the fragrance evaporates so completely within such a short time, I end up frustrated and wanting.

C'est magnifique! Not like a sickeningly sweet floral, just a lovely, fresh, feminine, delightful fragrance. When I want to sass it up, I layer it with a little Bandit (Robert Piguet) and they compliment one another well. By itself, Le Chevrefeuille has enough of a musky undertone, but not too overbearing for those who don't like anything too pungent.

ahhhh, I found a perfume I can say that I really LOVE!! It is oh-so fresh and sparkling, reminds me of childhood innocence, fields of wildflowers, and cosy warm hugs from mums and Aunties in the early 1970's....yep it takes me back. Purity at it's best. If you don't mind a short lived pleasure (lasts about 1 hour on my skin) then....DO Try it!

Such a vibrant, juicy, fresh, photorealistic honeysuckle that never gets stale between the notes. So lovely, even on the hottest days. I’m smelling it during the winter, yearning for a flowered breeze on a summer day. The only negative is the atomizer... it somehow always gets in my mouth, and I have to spray extremely close to my skin!

If you could bottle a spring day, this would be it. Honeysuckle and lemons shine in the opening. Tangy and sparkly. As it dries down, the tanginess fades and everything becomes softer. If I were a spring bride, this is what I'd wear while walking down the aisle. A lovely and unique scent that lacks longevity but not beauty.

This is the scent of fairies and unicorns playing in the morning dew. Pure innocence. It is a very good interpretation of honeysuckle. It is very pretty and airy. It does not last long at all but I don't mind as it is a pleasure to use on a hot day (not that many here in the UK).

One of my very first perfumes. On my skin it's a green white floral scent, a little bit sour but very clean, no sweet, no musky, no woody, just as simple as I expected. It doesn't last long on my skin, but the longevity is pretty if I sprayed it on my cloth.

Stunning. Delicate. Ethereal. Not too sweet, just right. If you love fresh, spring-inspired scents, I can promise you'll love this. Of course, like most delicate freshies, it unfortunately doesn't last. I'm still tempted to splurge though.

This one is spring in a bottle. It's feel like going to the park in a fresh spring morning, feeling the gentle wind that brings the wonderful smell of the tree in flower and some freshness of citrus. It is really very pleasant fragrance!

Bliss in a bottle! Wearing this, I feel butterfly wings flap against my skin and dewy flowers warmed by the sun. Beautiful, Feminine and natural, nothing sharp or chemical. I just want to smell my wrists for hours!

Sweet and green, with a little honeyed touch, very fresh and feminine. Reminds me of spring, like if i was in a garden, surrounded by flowers and trees. Always makes me feel beautiful and happy when i wear it :-)

This is a scent that invokes good memories, the romantic, the childhood, the relaxing time in a summer sun shower...

This smells like, when you cut flowers in your garden and stick your nose in the cut stems and inhale.

在我身上檸檬並不明顯, 忍冬+些微茉莉花香 夾帶著苦橙葉的綠感 整體呈現出花茶風味 可惜擴散不夠, 但是持香幽長貼膚, 屬於辦公室使用也不打擾人的香氣, 春夏舒服的好香

How bizarre. I must have crazy chemistry, because on me this smells exactly like freshly-snapped string beans and green apple slices. Oddly I think I might like it, because it smells exactly like summer where I grew up. We grew a lot of our food, and I spent many hours of my childhood sitting cross-legged in the shade of our big apple tree snapping the green beans we had just picked from the garden. The entire back fence was covered in honeysuckle, and we used to sneak and pick a few blossoms to slurp on. (Honeysuckle was forbidden because my mother had a phobia of bees and was terrified that we would suck down a wasp with the nectar.) The honeysuckle is in the background for me, just like it was in our garden. I know there are no green beans or apples in the notes, but they are here on my skin, transporting me back to the days of bare feet on cool clover. When I breathe in I can feel the grass and the breeze, and hear the plink-plink of beans falling into the tin pan as I furiously snap away, racing to finish first. I can taste the occasional bite of not-quite-ripe green apples pulled from low-hanging branches overhead, and drops of forbidden nectar sipped from honeysuckle blooms. This is so odd for a perfume, but so relevant to my personal experience, that I might be adding it to my full bottle niche wishlist.

Honeysuckle before its nectar is ready to sip, when the flowers are still veined green. Before they unwrap themselves and let their tongues loll. Nascent. As a child (and still), I liked to pluck blossoms off the vine, gently pinch the bottom, draw out the central pistil, and suck on the single drop of sweet ambrosia hanging from it. I knew the honeysuckle was "ready" when it had more of a heavy, flagrant scent, similar in quality to jasmine or orange blossom. Finding ripe honeysuckle felt like finding buried treasure. That flush moment is what I was hoping this perfume would evoke, and it doesn't. But I do like this more restrained scent. I too pick up on lemon, tomato leaf, maybe boxwood or ivy? After half an hour the lemon and leaves are coming to the fore. In Le Chèvrefeuille I perceive the tender hand of the gardener. Cultivated, not a wild profusion of vine.

The honeysuckle is vivid and beautiful here...it reminds me how Annick Goutal always makes her scents close to nature. The honeysuckle is the strongest at first, and then shares the stage with the jasmine. The jasmine is faint in comparison, and I had to concentrate to find it..and I noticed I could find it separately and then at moments I could find it mixed with the honeysuckle. The lemon comes along shortly and is simultaneously tangy and sweet. The petit grain adds to the grassy green nuances, it also seems a bit dry. Once the lemon appears, it does not go away. It stays and overtakes the composition, the dissolving the honeysuckle and hiding the jasmine. The honeysuckle and jasmine last approximately one half hour, the shine and brightness of the scent wear away with it...a soft lemon, and a tender femininity last for perhaps another hour.

It's early June in Pennsylvania and the air is filled with the into*icating sweetness of honeysuckle. This has inspired me to run home and sweep out my bottle of Le Chevrefeuille. Having the natural scent in recent memory, it's easy to determine how this fragrance measures up to the real deal. Le Chevrefeuille is lovely and fresh, but not into*icating such as the woods are today. There is a strong tea-like note that accompanies and tempers the floral notes. After a while the tea recedes and the honeysuckle and jasmine join in a swirling pas de deu* for a few breathless moments until they e*it stage left, leaving only a faint remnant of tea behind. This is the parfumer's fantasy of honeysuckle, not an appro*imation of the real flower. Lovely though it is, a stroll in the park it is not. (*sorry about the key not working...)

This is so so lovely on my skin I was afraid it would be to green or to Sharp, but this is not the case at all With this one . It is a warm ,sunny ,charming scent. The Narcissus i warm and Natural With a slight slight touch of pepperynes just a tiny bit. the Chevrefeuille is so jummy here not Sharp not to green ,just warm and sunny like the wiff you get in the garden when you walk by this bushes just the right time in the day. There is a light touch of lemon refreshing and jummy, but its all so well blended that i would say this is a true Chevrefeuille scent.. at least the kinds we have up North in Scandinavia I just love this . The Pictures this awakes in my mind is a fairy flying around in a garden just after the rain. the sun is warming up the garden and makes it all smells so refreshing and Charming. A real Gem

This smells chilled honeyed lemon iced tea mixed with dewy honeysuckle on my skin. I spent THE LONGEST time, literally have sampled this on my skin over a dozen times, trying to identify what the fruity component smelled like with my chemistry, and just today it occurred to me what it reminded me of: honeyed lemon iced tea. (this was helped along by the fact that I finished off a Bath and Body Works Lemon Iced Tea candle [London Calling] quite recently. So a very pretty scent, like sitting in a field of flowers drinking some a tall glass of chilled tea. Even though it is pretty, I personally am not going to purchase a bottle since I smelling like lemon tea isn't really my thing. But I do appreciate how pretty it is. The staying power is abysmal. 2 hours maximum on my skin, no matter how much I apply.

Le Chevrefuille is such an optimistic country-y green scent makes me think of sunny spring. It starts with a bit freshly-cut grass nuance (I’ve never smelt real honeysuckle, so I guess it must be the honeysuckle accord). Then a discreet floral hint comes, somewhat really quite powdery-ish, like then one I find in Chanel No.19, but much less edgy or typical Chanel-y. Later on, it stays quite linear, just a bit tamed and less sharp. To me, I can’t really smell much floral scent beside a faint narcissus hint, and it more smells of tomato leaves plus some fresh-cut stems. The dry down is like really tamed narcissus in the air. It makes me think of the countryside and sunny afternoons when there’s a lot of green lush vegetation and people are chilled.

This perfume may very well haunt me forever. I first got a sample at Sephora back in my freshman year of college in fall 2008. I was obsessed with it and couldn’t stop sniffing my wrist. I even made some bad choices at an attempt to acquire a bottle as a broke 18 year old. I know that scents evoke memories, and that year of my life was especially difficult and traumatic. Still, I would like to own a bottle, for a little sniff of warm sunshine. It feels like golden nectar spilling down your throat when you inhale it. I don’t know how to describe it without it sounding borderline pornographic, but it’s a scent that sticks with you. Should I bite the bullet and try to overcome the association my brain has with this scent? Or leave it in the past?

This is such an honest fragrance. It is all about the entire honeysuckle experience, including the vines upon which it grows. Like a lot of AG fragrances, the 'green' here is leafy, brusque and realistic courtesy of the petit grain. Unlike Eau de Camille though, the honeysuckle and narcissus bring a moderate floral sweetness to the greenery. Upon drydown, the petit grain shines its citrus light though the foliage. Also similarly to a lot of other Goutals this has a soft, warm aura which floats up to greet your nose as you wander here and there. I don't really have an appetite for the scent of leaves so Le Chevrefeuille won't be blazing a path to my permanent perfume collection but I do admire its whole-of-plant philosophy.

Annick Goutal Le Chevrefeuille is such a delicate rendition of honeysuckle. Its nectarous sweetness is veiled by crisp and green leaves, while lemon adds sparkles. The greenness and tartness are enough to give out a refreshing feeling, but the fragrance never becomes overly sharp. Interestingly, the drydown on me is more like jasmine tea, The sillage is soft and the longevity is around 5 to 6 hours. Although I'm not particularly enamoured of honeysuckle, the natural and fragile beauty of Le Chevrefeuille makes the wearing experience an utter delight. A simplistic green floral and citrus, very wearable, yet far from being boring. I think it'd make a lovely everyday fragrance during warmer seasons.

a simple, soapy green floral with the preciousness of honeysuckle's curving, willowy stamen. it brings to mind a song titled jean walks in fresh fields. as if you're stepping lightly barefooted through a sunny meadow, just before sunset, when the world has shed its daytime finery and slipped into more delicate, precious things that send whispers over the skin and nose. blades of uncut grass sway in the breeze, a capricious little wind carries the scent of pale lemon from the grove an acre over, and as you hear the call to come inside for supper, you hurriedly pluck a few blooms and tuck them away in the front of your apron to adorn your nightstand at bedtime.

Morning dew clings to freshly broken hollow stems. Turning your attention to the flower, you pull the calyx away from the honeysuckle and a bead of nectar rolls down the stamen towards your tongue. Photorealisticly green and fresh, it is the entire experience of blooming honeysuckle excepting the bees and sweet stickiness on your lips. The wearing mimics the day, as it starts off tender and cool but as your skin warms it is less delicate and more robust. It ends in a cold glass of iced honeysuckle tea with condensation rolling down the glass, leaving you refreshed yet anticipating your next meeting. Never overwhelming or heady, it is an uplifting, easy wear.

283 This really shines in warm humid weather as does the real honeysuckle. It’s fleeting too just like the flowers. It is a greener version of the creamy lemony Hall’s(Japanese) honeysuckle variety. Caprifoglio L'Erbolario is the best, most realistic honeysuckle IMO that I’ve tried, the closest to the fine scent details of the flowers. This is much harder to get your hands on. Not expensive, better strength, if you can find it and wait weeks to get it from Italy. Annick G is easy to find and while I overpaid for mine(wish I waited-kick), you can get it at a great price now. 8/10-Almost like the real thing, but fleeting...

Finally, an AG scent that really resonates with me! Like scentedrat, I pick up lots of citrus and green notes, no honeysuckle- but the scent is enchanting- the closest thing to the original green Clairol Herbalessence shampoo of the 70s! This soft, refreshing scent would be just fantastic for hot, sultry summer days- but I like it now, too- One thing that I've learned with AG- if I want to smell their scents for more than an hour, I have to shoot the wad and just use the entire 1 ml decant- otherwise, there's no point...

I tested this along with E D Camille and Charlotte in the hopes of finding a good late spring/summer scent. Of the 3 this is my favorite. It is citrusy and sour in a way that I have trouble describing, an aromatic dry green fragrance. It strikes me as a happy scent and put a spring in my step while I was wearing it. I wish it lasted a bit longer on me and I feel like I can do better in regards to a daytime hot weather scent so I will keep searching but may end up coming back to this one.