Notes Atlas/Gin
Woody · 38 fragrances
Gin.
38
Fragrances
2005
Earliest use in catalog
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Typical position · 60%
Woody
Reads as
A sip of gin in a glass, crisp and juniper-forward, translates to the skin as an aromatic complexity that perfumers now wield to define contemporary woody scents.
Profile
What it reads as.
Share of gin-bearing fragrances carrying each accord.
The Story
Gin in perfumery.
Gin's essence is rooted in the piney aroma of juniper berries, with citrus notes from lemon or lime, and earthy undertones from coriander and angelica. This spirit, distilled into a scent, brings a fresh, herbal vibrancy that resonates with modernity.
In perfumery, gin acts as an aromatic heart note, blending seamlessly with woody elements like cedar and patchouli to create compositions that are both crisp and grounded. Its most common companions include ginger for warmth, amber for depth, and musk for a subtle sensuality, making it a versatile ingredient in contemporary fragrances.
Today, gin can be found in notable scents such as Ginger+Mist by Michael Malul London, which marries its essence with spicy ginger for a bold statement. Royal Mayfair by Creed offers a sophisticated take on the note, while GNTONIC by M. Micallef highlights its fresh and aromatic nature within an urban, woody framework.