The Ruthless Countess Dorothea
Eau de Parfum
Penhaligon's
Note Profile
White Wine in perfumery is an accord designed to evoke the crisp, fruity, and subtly tart aroma of real white wine. It often features notes reminiscent of green apple, pear, citrus, and sometimes a gentle floral undertone, with an effervescent, sparkling quality. This note brings a lively, uplifting brightness and a touch of sophistication to fragrances.
White wine in perfumery presents a crisp, fruity aroma with nuances of green apple, pear, citrus zest, and a subtle floral undertone. It is often characterized by a gentle tartness and an effervescent, sparkling quality that imparts freshness. The note can evolve from bright and juicy top notes to a soft, slightly mineral drydown.
This note is typically a crafted accord rather than a direct extract, as real white wine is not stable in perfumery formulations. Perfumers blend aroma chemicals such as ethyl maltol, cis-3-hexenol, and fruity esters to recreate the impression of white wine. Natural extracts of fruits and flowers may also be used to enhance authenticity.
White wine accords are commonly used as top or heart notes to add brightness and a sophisticated, lively character to fragrances. They blend well with fruity, citrus, floral, and green notes, and are often featured in modern, sparkling compositions. The note can also provide contrast and lift in gourmand or woody blends.
Fruity
A selection of reviewed perfumes where White Wine appears prominently.