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Vetiver & Petitgrain Splash
The hiss of an espresso machine two seconds before the cup arrives, in a bustling café where vetiver and petitgrain mingle with the scent of fresh coffee.
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Vetiver & Petitgrain SplashHow it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2015 and crafted by Andy Tauer, Vetiver & Petitgrain Splash by Tauerville is an aromatic fragrance that balances freshness with earthy warmth. The composition opens with a bright citrus-aromatic accord, featuring notes of petitgrain that give way to the cool, green nuances of vetiver. This contrast creates a dynamic interplay between crispness and depth, making it feel like two different fragrances depending on the hour.
One spray is enough — the citrus-aromatic opening fades within an hour but the earthy vetiver base carries through the day. It’s best for daytime wear when it can complement rather than overpower.
Fig. 01 — Vetiver & Petitgrain Splash, Tauerville
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Andy Tauer
The self-taught independentAndy Tauer is a self-taught perfumer who built his independent house, Tauer Perfumes, out of what began as a hobby experimenting with scents and ingredients.
Designer Tauerville
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