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Brooklyn notes — Bond No. 9

Grapefruit and cardamom open a cool green heart of cypress, geranium and juniper. Cedarwood, leather and guaiac wood ground it with dry warmth.

House
Bond No. 9
Concentration
Eau de parfum
Scento family
Green Leaf

Notes

Notes as published by Harrods, checked 29 October 2026.

Scento family

Green Leaf. Cut grass, leaves, herbs, tea and aromatic plants: cool, crisp, garden-air compositions.

Secondary: Wood & Root. Dry, creamy or earthy woods and roots: cedar, sandalwood, vetiver, patchouli, oakmoss.

Scento reads it as a spring, summer and autumn scent for day and evening wear.

About Bond No. 9

New York perfume house that names its fragrances after the city’s neighbourhoods and landmarks, from Chinatown to Madison Square Park.

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Questions

What does Brooklyn smell like?

Grapefruit and cardamom open a cool green heart of cypress, geranium and juniper. Cedarwood, leather and guaiac wood ground it with dry warmth. Its character reads fresh, woody, green and herbal.

What are the notes of Brooklyn?

The top notes of Brooklyn by Bond No. 9 are grapefruit and cardamom. The heart opens to cypress, geranium and juniper, and the base rests on cedarwood, leather and guaiac wood. Notes as published by Harrods.

What family is Brooklyn?

Scento places Brooklyn in the Green Leaf family. Cut grass, leaves, herbs, tea and aromatic plants: cool, crisp, garden-air compositions. Its secondary family is Wood & Root: dry, creamy or earthy woods and roots: cedar, sandalwood, vetiver, patchouli, oakmoss.

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