Bond No 9 Astor Place Eau de Parfum

The American fragrance brand Bond No 9 introduced a new scent called Astor Place on April 1, 2009. This is the 34th fragrance created by the incomparable Laurice Rahme for the perfume house, in honor of her beloved magnificent city of New York. The creator of the scent, Laurent Le Guernec, was deeply inspired by the rich history of New York's neighborhoods, streets, and even individual buildings. Astor Place marks the western edge of the East Village, where in 1967, on the corner of Lafayette Street and Fourth Avenue, sculptor Tony Rosenthal erected a spinning black cube known as "Alamo," a symbol of free art.

The fresh and intoxicating Astor Place is the true scent of spring in the big city. It's a breath of fresh spring air, bringing warmth after a long and gray winter. Light, fresh, and warm, this fragrance is designed to give its wearers a sense of joy and exhilarating happiness. Its versatile character is equally appealing to both reserved men and charming women.

The delicate floral composition begins with notes of mandarin and violet, the "heart" notes unfold with iris, poppy, and white freesia, and the composition finishes with an accord of amber, musk, and teakwood. Bond No 9 Astor Place is perfect for daily use.

Release Date: 2009

Country of Origin: USA

Gender: Unisex

Fragrance Classification: Floral

Top Notes: Mandarin, Violet

Heart Notes: White Freesia, Poppy, Iris Root

Base Notes: Amber, Musk, and Teakwood