linden blossom

Linden trees, called limes in Britain though they have nothing to do with citrus, flower in early summer in pale clusters hanging from a leafy bract, and bees throng them until the whole canopy hums. The dried flowers make tilleul, the evening tisane of France, and their scent is green and honey-sweet, with a soft, lightly citrusy freshness, recalling linden honey more than any cut flower.

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45 distinct perfumes with this note recorded.

Of the 45 perfumes in the catalog under this entry, 45 record a documented composition (at least three distinct notes or three distinct accords), spanning 1940 to 2024 across 13 distinct years.

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45 / 45 perfumes have at least one other recorded note.

Frequent accords

45 / 45 perfumes have at least one recorded accord.

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