Bleecker Street

Bleecker Street by Bond No 9 is a Oriental Woody fragrance for women and men. Bleecker Street was launched in 2005. The nose behind this fragrance is David Apel. Top notes are Violet Leaf, Blueberry, Cassis and Thyme; middle notes are Cedar, Jasmine and Cinnamon; base notes are Oakmoss, Suede, Patchouli, Amber, Vanilla and Caramel. This intriguingly deigned perfume from New York brand Bond No.9 was named after the street which represents the location of one of the boutiques of this house, located on number 399 to be precise. The beautiful bottle was designed by Rachel Katz, a fashion designer and artist in manual fabrics and water color painting. The fragrance is gourmand – woody, opening with violet leaf, blueberry and thyme, followed by the heart of cedar wood, intensively sweet – fruity jasmine and peppery – vanilla cinnamon, ending at the base of oakmoss, suede, patchouli, amber and warm and soft vanilla. This unisex scent was created by David Apel in 2005, available as 50 and 100 ml EDP. The holyday edition for 2008 Bleecker Street Bejeweled is decorated with Swarovski crystals, inspiring with its gourmand oriental aroma of patchouli, black currant leaf and bud, caramel, wood and musk. It is available as 100 ml EDT in an emerald green bottle with deep and lime green details, yellow – green stripes, amethyst colored contrasts and tiny crystals of the same color. A big luxurious crystal is placed in the centre of the bottle. The price of this edition is $395.

Released

2005

Family

Not recorded

Perfumer

David Apel