Osmanthus Cologne

Can't pin down what it is but something in it reminds me so much of Chanel Chance Eau Fraiche. Both are strong green fragrances that are good year-round.

love it. so smooth and comforting. i wear it on my wrist at the computer during thoughtful moments

This is a very pretty tea fragrance! It is uplifting and fresh, despite being a touch bitter at the opening - but it is actually accurate to the notes. Compared to Nishane - Wulong Cha, they seem like sisters, only Wulong Cha is colder /more restrained and Osmanthus Blossom is more sweet and fruity, and lighter. Longevity projection are not overly strong, but not bad either. I feel like I just want to keep spraying it on, as it is one of those uplifting, feel good scent, except this one is not a cozy warm blanket type of scent, but rather a more refreshing scent! Can be compared to Montale - Soleil De Capri, except Soleil De Capri is even more happy and also fruity, and such an easy reach more - I get tired from it bit. Updated: although it is an absolute joy to spray it on myself, somehow I prefer Wulong Cha from Xerjoff a tad more as there are only that many tea scents that I need (mostly I gravite to other types of scents). Given the much needed downsizing, I will be letting Osmanthus Blossom go.

I think it's not bad, but osmanthus and peach combo has been done a thousand times already by this and other brands. I like it, but I doubt that it has to be Jo Malone. If I were to get a Jo Malone, it'd better be something I can't find anywhere else - something that only they can make, and this one isn't it. Don't get me wrong, it does smell nice, but it's not... unique. At least, not unique enough to justify the price they're asking for.

Absolutely beautiful bottle—classic but contemporary with the hazy soft green gradient. I’m only familiar with the intense and deep apricot-like aroma of dried osmanthus blossoms and this is not quite that; however, it’s a fresher interpretation with a blast of tart citrus, particularly in the opening with some bitterness. The dry down is very soft, delicate, sweet, and floral. An easy, sophisticated but also modern fragrance that would be great during the spring and summer months.

IM MY OPINION its too sweet, the longevity is ass, no one smells it other than when i try to smell it on my wrists, too damn overpriced. Is this how it is with Jo Malone?? Should I have bought a dupe??

I was hoping for something that had a really airy smell of fresh Osmanthus flowers, but this isn’t it. It starts very sweet and dries down oddly musty. Is that the cashmere?

used so much of this 2 years ago but now smelling again and i dont enjoy it at all... the beginning notes are bitter and almost sour? i get almost the slightest hint of tiger balm.

Jo Malone somehow managed to turn this beautiful flower into a very "meaty", leatherish, sporty osmanthus... albeit a delicate one. Based on the frosted watery-green gradient, I was hoping it would be more dewy, stemmy, aquatic even, but no... just a meaty, sporty flower.

Very nice. Citrusy light fruity soft flowery. Tea earl grey and biscquit scent. Remember me Bvulgari eau parfumee au The Vert. A modernized version.

aquatic, green, sweet, summery fragrance with some bitter notes. this one's a pass for me.