Goldfield & Banks Bohemian Lime EDP

Description

Bohemian Lime is Goldfield & Banks' Australian citrus, launched in 2020 and built on native finger lime alongside Australian sandalwood.

It opens zesty and effervescent: finger lime and bergamot, lightly spiced with coriander. Vetiver arrives quickly to temper the sharpness, and it settles onto Moroccan cedar and a creamy Australian sandalwood. A citrus that wears woody and refined rather than sporty.

Scent Character

• Woody: 50% (Australian sandalwood, Moroccan cedar, vetiver)
• Fresh: 33% (finger lime, bergamot)
• Spicy: 17% (coriander)

Translation: a tart lime opening over earthy vetiver and creamy woods. Bright at the start, warm and dry by the end.

Fragrance Pyramid

• Top: Finger Lime, Haitian Vetiver
• Heart: Bergamot, Moroccan Cedar
• Base: Australian Sandalwood, Coriander

Performance

Longevity: Worth being straight about. Reports vary widely. Many wearers get around 6 hours; a number report considerably less. The bright citrus opening fades within the first couple of hours, after which the sandalwood and cedar remain perceptible close to the skin.

Sillage: Moderate early on, then close. This is normal behaviour for a citrus-forward composition rather than a fault.

Best Occasions & Season

Made for spring and summer, and easy across business, everyday and leisure wear. The woody base is what keeps it from reading as a simple summer cologne.

Concentration & Provenance

Eau de Parfum, available in 1.7 oz / 50 ml and 3.4 oz / 100 ml. Shipped from the United States.

Try Before You Commit

Decants start at $4.50 for 1 mL, with 5 mL and 10 mL sizes also poured. Given how divided reports on longevity are, this is a fragrance worth testing on your own skin first.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is finger lime?
An Australian native citrus with a sharper, more crystalline zest than common lime. It is the note the whole fragrance is built around.

Will it last a working day?
Often not at full strength. Expect the citrus to fade after a couple of hours and the woods to linger. Reapplying at lunch is common with this one.

Is it very sweet?
No. There is no sugar in it; the warmth comes from sandalwood and cedar.