Floral above all, the composition brings out peony, jasmine and water lily, highlighted by a spicy facet and an oriental base where vanilla, praline and musk meet. Greenwich Village carries the signature of Bond No. 9 and comes as an Eau de Parfum, between juicy fruits such as lychee or peach and earthy materials such as oakmoss and patchouli.
Heart
The heart brings together peony, tender and rosy with hints of lily of the valley, a warm, sweet and wild jasmine, and water lily, soft and sensual. Exotic lychee, peach as velvety as nectar, sparkling mandarin and green, tart blackcurrant answer them; spicy vanilla, toasted praline, earthy oakmoss, camphorous patchouli, smoky oak and animalic musk pull the accord toward earth, wood and sugar.
Flowers, spices and amber
The floral family rests on peony, jasmine and water lily, three flowers that give the accord its petaled framework. The spicy facet comes through vanilla, whose spices are part of its evocations. The oriental side owes itself to warm, gourmand materials, vanilla, praline and musk, which patchouli darkens with an earthy, camphorous note.
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