Stinky Stinger
EDT · 2026
Söppö
Note Profile
lime blossom, linden, linden blossom, linden blossom flower, Weeping Silver Lime
Linden tree, often referenced as linden blossom or lime blossom in perfumery, exudes a light, honeyed floral scent with subtle green and powdery undertones. Its fragrance is reminiscent of fresh, blooming spring trees and has a soft, slightly sweet, and airy character. This note is used to impart a gentle, comforting floralcy to many fragrances.
Linden tree, or linden blossom, presents a delicate floral scent with pronounced honeyed sweetness, subtle green facets, and a faint powdery nuance. The aroma can evoke freshly blooming spring trees, with airy and slightly citrus-tinged undertones. As it develops, the note maintains a soft, comforting floralcy that remains gentle and luminous.
Linden blossom is harvested from the flowers of Tilia species, commonly found in Europe and North America. The scent is typically captured through solvent extraction or enfleurage, as the flowers yield little essential oil via steam distillation. Natural linden absolute is rare and costly, so its effect is often recreated using blends of synthetic and natural materials.
Perfumers use linden as a heart note to impart a gentle, transparent floral character, often paired with mimosa, neroli, and honey notes. It is valued for adding softness and a spring-like freshness to floral bouquets and green compositions. Linden blends well with citrus, light woods, and musks to enhance its airy, comforting qualities.
Floral
A selection of reviewed perfumes where Linden Tree appears prominently.
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