Nectarine Blossom Honey

It hits with the tart snap of black currant and petitgrain, quickly softening into a nectarine and peach pulp that feels wet, ripe, and sun-warmed. The sweetness here is floral rather than sugary, pulled tight by the white, honeyed drift of black locust. As it settles, a clean vetiver base provides a woody spine, grounding the fruit and keeping it from becoming syrupy. It wears light and translucent, a crisp, fruit-forward scent that holds its clarity throughout the afternoon, moving easily between casual meetings and outdoor strolls.