Bond no.9 Hamptons 7 ml

The quickest route to the Hamptons isn't via helicopter... And a whiff of the latest Bond No.9 fragrance that guarantees instant transportation to New York's farthest neighborhood. Do you want to know why New Yorkers head out of town to the Hamptons all the time? summers (spring and autumn)? Certainly the gardens, country lanes and white sand are a fantastic sight. But the real attraction of the Hamptons is the scent - the refreshing and intoxicating scent of salt water meeting the green countryside and potato fields. It is a feel-good scent of fresh and clean addictive time out of a precious cusp of land directly facing the Atlantic Ocean. You can always get to the South Fork by helicopter, shuttle bus, SUV or LIRR (Long Island Rail Road) but we just bottled up this New York neighborhood in the new New York-centric Bond No. 9 Hamptons eau de parfum so now you can be transported there in no time. Yes we said a neighborhood of New York in the previous sentence. And yes we are aware that the Hamptons is a two hour drive from Manhattan maybe even four if you hit a traffic jam on Route 27. But don't let the distance fool you. At Bond No. 9 they are not trying to expand/escape/relocate/divert their non-stop olfactory mapping of New York's most famous or infamous neighborhoods. In fact, we are simply acknowledging the reality that the Hamptons was annexed into New York City many years ago. And the farther outpost is as much foreign legion territory as Soho or the Upper East Side even more so on certain summer weekends. As for the fragrance: Hamptons by Bond No.9 is definitely a unisex weekend fragrance designed for long wear. The top notes are fresh and aromatic green: lime flower buds bagarrade oil (from the bitter orange blossom) bergamot lemon-lime stimulating and rebalancing artemisia oil with nuances of cedar and sage. The middle notes are luxuriously: magnolia and white jasmine, Turkish rose. And then come the base notes: amber, sandalwood, cashmere musk that remains like the creamy mist that descends on the sea from dusk to dawn. For the original bottle of Hamptons Bond No.9 he colored his star bottle a deep but transparent ocean blue and capped it with a white nautical hat. So fresh (it's summer) and marine that it's perfect all year round. Top notes: lime bud bergamot bigarrade oil Heart notes: white jasmine magnolia Base notes: amber sandalwood cashmere musk