Soir Vert

A wonderful harmony of cannabis and sweet melon fruit, handmade eau de parfum by Voskanian himself from Armenia. It opens up with intense fruit and green notes combination with incredible sillage and longevity. Mellows out over time with wood notes coming through more but the fruit and melon notes last the entire time. I would say this is all seasons but more in tune with spring and summer. The cannabis note is particularly bright and not skunky at all. The fruit notes to me are not overly sweet either and complement the green very well. Reminiscent of eating fresh fruit at an outdoor festival where cannabis is being enjoyed.

This is a very complex, interesting scent. I am not typically a fan of "green" scents but the melon and rhubarb focus of this fragrance keep this green scent quite sweet and balanced, though far from being a true gourmand. This scent does a beautiful job of evoking eating watermelons in a garden in Armenia, it is truly transporting me back to the hot Armenian summers and trying to cool off by eating melon on the shaded porch with friends and family. The longevity and the complexity throughout the wear are remarkable. I do feel like this scent is unisex, as the ambergris and woodsy base reads as a patchouli-like smell, not too masculine and not too earthy.

This has stronger longevity than Histoire d'un rose, and leans more masculine. I would not call this unisex. The green vibe is sharp and raspy; I don't detect any amber or woodsy notes. It's more of a cologne. This scent is 'energetic' and is meant for an extrovert. It's refined and wears close to the body but will leave a nice trail. It doesn't change much, staying about the same as when applied until fading. One spritz is enough.