GRAVEL AMERICAN DREAM

Name: GRAVEL AMERICAN DREAM
Brand: Gravel1957
SKU: 1011
Price: 175.0 USD
Availability: InStock

Timeless and classic fragrance, rich in nuances.
An initially citrusy fragrance, at the beginning rather tart and fresh. Lavender and jasmine make this fragrance softer and gentler after a short time on the skin. A classic perfume that captures the promise of the AMERICAN DREAM and perfectly preserves the flair of classic East Coast chic. It was precisely these promises of the AMERICAN DREAM that also lured Michael B. Knudsen to the New World.

Eau de Parfum - Unisex
Head Note: Bergamot, Orange, Lemon, Basil
Heart Note: Petitgrain, Jasmine, Lavender, Tonka Bean
Base Note: Patchouly, Moss, Vetyver

Size: 3.4 oz. / 100 ml

Description

GRAVEL American Dream New York 1957 is one of GRAVEL's earlier creations.
It is a tribute to the American Dream, which has lured so many hopeful young people to the USA. Michael Knudsen also followed this call and found his fortune in the New World. A summery yet complex perfume with a fresh, tart citrus note that is subtly rounded off by a hint of basil. Woody nuances gently lend it structure and an elegant note. The slowly evolving jasmine, lavender and vetiver round off this perfume composition and whisk you away to a late summer stroll on the beaches of the Hamptons, just outside New York.
The pebbles make each bottle unique and give it that special something.
GRAVEL New York 1957 is only available in selected boutiques.

Perfume Notes GRAVEL AMERICAN DREAM

Bergamot

Is obtained from the peel of the still unripe bergamot fruit by cold pressing. The essential bergamot oil is characterized by a fresh, tangy, tart, fruity fragrance.

Orange

Obtained from the peel of the orange. The oil is fruity - sweet, orange.

Lemon

Is obtained from the fruit peels. Smells pleasantly fresh and lemony and is often used as a top note in eau de colognes and other fresher perfumes.

Basil

This fragrance smells tart and fresh, a little balsamic and spicy. Used in fresh perfumes.

Petitgrain

Is extracted from the leaves of the bitter orange tree. The oil (also bitter orange leaf oil) spreads a spicy orange scent. Used especially in fresh perfumes and eau de colognes.

Jasmine

A fruity floral fragrance accord. The fragrance jasmine is very valuable and highly priced. It is particularly complex to produce. The blossoms must be picked by hand before sunrise to preserve the best possible essential oil content.

Lavender

Lavender oil is obtained by distillation. Depending on the variety, lavender smells fresh, balsamic-sweet to herbaceous with woody-flowery notes. The fragrance is often used in fresh fragrances, colognes and summer fragrances. Fougére fragrances in particular (lavender, bergamot, geranium) use the aroma of the purple plant.

Tonka Bean

The fragrance is extracted from the tonka bean. Possessing a sweetish - heavy note, is also used in the kitchen. The scent of tonka beans is warm with light caramel notes and is often used in balsamic masculine fragrances.

Patchouly

There are two types of patchouly, Indian patchouli (Pogostemon cablin) and Javanese patchouli (Pogostemon heyneanus). The essential oils are extracted from dried leaves and have a heavy and long-lasting scent, tart - woody, - earthy and balsamic. Slightly sweet notes also cling to the perfume oils.

Vetyver

The tropical sweet grass originates from Asia. Its essential oil is extracted from the roots by steam distillation. The scent is citrusy - woody.

Moss

Is a basic fragrance in perfumery and is one of the basic fragrances in classic perfumery. Used in many classics.