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An absinthe-inspired Eau de Parfum from The Liquors collection, pairing green absinthe with licorice, violet leaf and a patchouli-vetiver base. Composed by Mathieu Nardin.
Named for the "green hour" of absinthe drinkers, it opens with a bitter-green herbal blast — anise-like, sharp, unmistakable. Licorice and violet leaf sweeten the middle just slightly before patchouli and vetiver drag it into dark, earthy territory. It smells like a Parisian bar at midnight: green, bitter, magnetic. Not for beginners — try before you buy.
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