Gin Tonic

About Gin Tonic

Gin tonic is a beverage note evoking aromatic spirits and the cool, drier freshness of a drink. Unlike a sweeter liqueur, it suggests a transparent cocktail impression. Woods and incense can receive a brighter atmosphere and a lighter bitter shade through that refreshing relationship within the composition.

Scent Profile

A greener aromatic outline meets brightness recalling citrus and a water-like coolness. The texture is better imagined as clear and lightly bitter than as dense syrup. When dry woods are nearby, it can bring a cooler drink-like sensation to their more substantial and quieter depth.

Use in Perfumery

With incense, cedar and bark, gin tonic creates a fresher herbal contrast. It can surround woody smoke or warmer resin with lighter contours associated with water and vegetation. Citrus and aromatic perfumes can also use the impression to add a more varied, beverage-like character to their freshness.

Did You Know?

A beverage note does not mean that a prepared cocktail has literally been poured into the perfume. Gin tonic can be read as an image composed through the relationships between spirits, herbs, water and bitterness. Those elements offer reference points for enjoying its particular texture.