Took me a bit to really appreciate this blend. Neither the florals nor the woody notes overpower each other, so you're left with a calming, sophisticated perfume. The previous reviewer is right; the peach is not in your face. I could see this blending well with a stronger floral or peach if you cared to bump this up a bit. But I am in no way saying this is too boring on its own.

This makes me want to wear a muslin dress and a big floppy hat and curl up in a meadow somewhere. It's a springlike, airy floral with a breath of peach. This is not a juicy peach or peach candy, but very much peach blossom. Some spring scents read as rosy-cheeked and innocent to me, but the pinch of sandalwood keeps this from being too youthful. It's like Anne Shirley having a picnic, but it's when she's all grown up, not a little girl. If the word incense scares you off, it shouldn't. There is no heaviness or smoke in this, it just a light breath that grounds the floral. I don't know what yuzu or wisteria smell like but perhaps they are part of why this is so pretty.