Prairie

Sweet vernal grass needs a better PR team. It fares a little better in Grasse, where French perfumers call it Flouve—a name far more alluring than plain old "grass." But still, this note is too often neglected in modern perfumery.This isn’t lawn clippings or turf. It’s not the sharp green bite of grassy top notes. This is summer on a hill—stalks turned golden under the sun. Sweet vernal grass smells like the open prairie: vanilla-rich, earthy, with a tonka-like warmth. It’s the kind of thing a farm boy in an old movie might chew on—not for show, but because it’s actually sweet.Prairie is our tribute to that moment in a summer memory. A warm breeze across golden fields, where herbaceous notes and quiet sweetness meet in perfect harmony.