Bergamote Divine Bergamote

Ginger ignites first, its peppery warmth immediately softened by Calabrian bergamot's subtle, slightly bitter florality. Within moments, the two notes establish an almost savoury equilibrium, with none of the expected citrus screech—instead, a measured, almost contemplative beginning that requires active smelling to fully appreciate.

Orange blossom emerges with surprising subtlety, its creamy indolence tempered immediately by leaf green's bracing, slightly herbal presence. The rhubarb begins its work here, adding an unexpected tartness that keeps the florals from settling into comfort, creating a perpetually intriguing mid-stage that avoids predictability.

White musk becomes the dominant presence as the composition strips back to its essentials, providing a soft, skin-like base whilst faint traces of ginger and rhubarb's tartness linger. What remains is more a gentle suggestion of the fragrance's journey than a distinct final act—intimate, nearly gossamer, and resolutely understated.