Sauvignonne Ginestet for women

On opening, this fragrance is very reminiscent of its namesake. A distinct herbiness to it... verbena, mint, coriander that contrasts with an incoherent powder. It mellows and sweetens on the drydown. An ideal scent for a modern minimalist.

Reasonable silage and longevity 3/5.

Ok I guess this does sort of resemble a chilled glass of white wine, but it just didn't do anything for me. It came off as a cross between a fizzy lemonade and a Minty toothpaste, I'm sure it's the zingy grapefruit that has this effect. I can also just detect the slight woodsy note in the background. It's not bad but it lacks personality for me and I can't see myself ever reaching for this. It's also quite fleeting.

I just love Sauvignonne! It has been hazy, hot and humid this summer, and I'm finding myself reaching for this fragrance almost every day. It opens with a sharp, zest-of-citrus rush that dries down quite subtly to a fruity middle - very gourmand and kind of playful. It also has a quality I adore in scent: it's boozy - in a really good way. Obviously, it is based on a lovely, soft-peach sauvignon blanc, but for me, the opening notes of brilliant, sharp citrus and the icy, alcoholic finish leaves a lingering trace of a great glass (or two or three) of chilled wine. When I wear this scent, I feel refreshed, energized, almost a little giddy, as it reminds me of cocktail hour on a hot summer afternoon. A joyful scent in every way!

Cool and crisp, the grapefruit opening explodes. Then the peach kicks in and then...NOTHING!! This disappeared in 15 minutes! Very sad, as it is a lovely scent.

I really really like this. Very citrusy and fresh. I think it's slightly vintage smelling but not old fashioned.

As you open a bottle of imported New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc and pour the chilled golden liquor into the wine glass the first olfactory sensation you receive is the delicate ripe peach. This is followed by a lingering citrus freshness and grassiness. As you look at the amber colour you take your time to smell the bouquet and then the final tasting. It's well balanced with the end palatte of oak. A little of this behind your ears and you will have no trouble attracting attention.