Wisteria

Wisteria is a climbing vine known for its cascading clusters of fragrant, purple-blue or white flowers. Native to Asia, the plant produces sweet, floral scents reminiscent of grapes and honey. Wisteria's delicate blooms are prized in perfumery for their romantic, dreamy qualities.

Fragrances featuring wisteria evoke a sense of romance, nostalgia, and tranquility. The scent is often associated with springtime, gardens, and relaxation. Wisteria-based perfumes can be worn year-round, but are especially suitable for daytime, casual wear in warmer weather.

Wisteria is commonly used as a heart or middle note in floral, oriental, and woody fragrances. It pairs well with notes like jasmine, violet, lilac, and vanilla to create soft, feminine scents. Wisteria is a popular ingredient in spring and summer perfumes, adding a delicate, airy quality.