
Greenergy
Greenergy by Givenchy was launched in 2000, a citrus & fresh fragrance for men. Its accord profile is led by aromatic, fresh spicy and citrus. Key notes: Marigold, Mimosa and Pepper.
At a glance
| Dominant accords | aromatic, fresh spicy, citrus |
|---|---|
| Key notes | Marigold, Mimosa, Pepper, Nutmeg |
| Community rating | 4.15/5 from 130 votes |
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Accord profile
Note pyramid
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About this fragrance
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Greenergy (2000) is a men's Floral Green built on an unusually herbaceous opening: mint, grapefruit and basil give a cool, garden-fresh lift before the composition turns. The heart shifts toward marigold and mimosa, softened by pepper and nutmeg, so the greenness never reads austere — there's a soft, almost powdery floral warmth underneath. The base settles into vetiver, styrax and sandalwood, earthy and slightly resinous, holding the fresh-spicy accords in place.
With aromatic and fresh-spicy accords dominating and citrus and green close behind, this suits collectors who like late-1990s and early-2000s men's greens — cleaner and more floral than a classic fougère, less sweet than a sport scent. It wears well in warm weather and daytime, and rewards anyone who enjoys mint-and-basil openings with a woody finish. A discontinued Givenchy men's release worth seeking for the herbal-floral contrast alone.
中文簡介
Greenergy(2000)係 Givenchy 一款男裝花香綠調,開場以薄荷、葡萄柚同羅勒帶出清涼草本氣息,好似雨後花園咁爽利。中調轉向萬壽菊同含羞草,配合胡椒、肉豆蔻,令綠意唔會太冷硬,反而多咗一層柔和、微微粉感嘅花香暖意。基調落喺岩蘭草、蘇合香同檀香木,泥土感同微樹脂感收尾,穩住整體嘅清新辛辣調。
香調以芳香同清新辛辣為主,柑橘同綠意緊隨其後,適合鍾意九十年代末至二千年代初男裝綠調嘅收藏者——比經典蕨類更乾淨、更花香,又冇運動香水咁甜。天氣暖、日間用都合適,鍾意薄荷羅勒開場、木質收尾嘅人會特別受落。呢支已停產嘅 Givenchy 男香,單係草本同花香嘅對比就值得入手。
Reference data
| House | Givenchy |
|---|---|
| Name | Greenergy |
| Launched | 2000 |
| Marketed as | For men |
| Dominant family | Citrus & Fresh |
| Notes recorded | 10 |
| Accords | 10 |
Quick answers
Short factual answers compiled from the structured record above.
What are the notes in Greenergy?
Greenergy by Givenchy: top notes are Mint, Grapefruit and Basil; heart notes are Marigold, Mimosa, Pepper and Nutmeg; base notes are Vetiver, Styrax and Sandalwood.
What accords does Greenergy have?
The dominant accords recorded for Greenergy are aromatic (100.0%); fresh spicy (97.6%); citrus (82.8%); green (65.0%); warm spicy (54.4%).
When was Greenergy launched?
Greenergy by Givenchy was first released in 2000.
What does Greenergy smell like?
Greenergy is recorded as a citrus & fresh fragrance, centred on Marigold, Mimosa and Pepper.
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