1718 High Grass
If you love rustic, open-air greenery but hate aggressive earthy notes or harsh citrus blasts, Royal Toad 1718 High Grass hits the sweet spot. It is designed for anyone who wants a soothing signature scent that brings the feeling of late spring pastures into everyday city life. The combination of dry hay, peppery spices, and smooth white flowers feels effortless on skin, drying down to a cozy skin-scent of soft amber and sweet vanilla that stays close to your shirt collar. It is tailor-made for outdoor farmers markets, creative studio spaces, quiet library reading sessions, and casual coffee dates. People around you will notice a breezy, clean aura rather than a loud cloud of chemical perfume.
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Performance Metrics
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Longevity averages between 5 and 7 hours on bare skin, extending beyond 8 hours on fabric and clothing fibers. Sillage projects outward roughly two to three feet during the opening 90 minutes before settling down to an intimate one-foot aura that stays close to your collar for the rest of the day.
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1718 High Grass delivers an authentic pastoral snapshot of dried clover and sun-bleached hay brushed with warm spices. Delicate white flowers drift through the heart to add a fresh floral lift, while a base of gentle musk, golden amber, and mellow vanilla gives the grassy dryness a creamy, comforting foundation.
Main Accords
5 MAPPEDThe dominant green and herbal accords open with a crisp, aromatic punch that recalls dried prairie grass rather than moist forest soil. Over the next two hours, the white floral and fresh spicy accords soften that green dryness into a smooth, sunny warmth, eventually melting into an animalic, musky amber base that stays clean and gentle.
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It looks easiest to wear in spring. The vote picture leans most toward daytime. It makes the most sense for casual wear and work.
Pros & Cons
Quick take before you sampleWHY PEOPLE MAY LIKE IT
Authentic sweet hay note captures a real meadow feel
Uplifting green opening without bitter lawn clippings sharpness
Gentle vanilla and amber base prevents harsh chemical dryness
Completely unisex profile that suits men and women equally
Safe and polite for close-quarter office environments
Excellent choice for warm spring and mild summer days
Non-cloying sweetness remains comfortable in high heat
Distinctive herbal character that stands apart from standard citrus colognes
Soft white florals add approachable freshness throughout wear
Blends naturally with casual daytime cotton clothing
Grounded formulation crafted by independent perfumer Oleg Razygrin
WHAT TO WATCH OUT FOR
Intimate projection requires closer proximity to be noticed
Moderate skin longevity may require a mid-afternoon reapplication
Fairly linear scent profile with minimal dramatic note transitions
Lacks the heavy projection needed for noisy evening parties
Too light and botanical for freezing winter weather
Niche distribution makes testing in physical retail stores difficult
May smell too rustic for lovers of traditional powdery designer perfumes
Lacks dark woods or rich incense for formal black-tie events
Limited official retailer availability outside specialized niche shops
Sparse community review data makes blind buying slightly risky
Spicy opening may feel slightly dry on very dry skin types
Fragranxe Review
EDITORIAL“Royal Toad 1718 High Grass Review: A Sunny Pastoral Scent”
The first spritz of 1718 High Grass greets you with an immediate gust of sun-drenched pastoral air. It smells like stepping into an open field where farmers have recently cut and stacked sweet hay under a bright noon sun. Rather than presenting a sharp or bitter freshly mown lawn smell, the opening combines rustic dried grasses with an invigorating sprinkle of warm kitchen spices. The sensation is dry, aromatic, and distinctly golden, bringing a refreshing rustic clarity that immediately stands out from typical citrus-heavy summer colognes.
Within twenty minutes, the initial spicy crunch mellows as a bouquet of creamy white flowers emerges from the background. These floral notes lack any heavy indolic weight, behaving instead like wild jasmine or clover petals drifting on a country breeze. As the hours progress, the dry-down reveals a comforting bed of sheer musk, warm amber, and a faint hint of bourbon vanilla. This sweet base never suffocates the green top, acting instead like a soft blanket that keeps the dried botanical notes anchored to your skin.
On warm skin, the fragrance showcases a remarkably steady, linear profile. Unlike multi-tiered perfumes that completely reinvent themselves every hour, 1718 High Grass maintains its signature green hay accord from beginning to end. The peppery herbal spice note provides energetic texture early on, but it gradually yields to the gentle sweetness of the vanilla and amber. The result is an enduring herbal sweetness that smells clean, wholesome, and comfortably familiar throughout the day.
Performance is tailored for personal enjoyment rather than loud crowd presence. The fragrance projects at a healthy arm-length radius for the first hour and a half before settling into an intimate scent bubble that hovers close to the body. You can realistically expect around six hours of noticeable wear on skin, extending up to eight hours if misted onto cotton shirts or wool scarves. Because the musk and hay remain polite and airy, it excels in daytime work environments, weekend brunch spots, and sunny outdoor picnics during spring and early summer.
This creation holds immense appeal for lovers of botanical, pastoral scents who feel weary of generic aquatic and sharp citrus profiles. It leans completely unisex, flattering anyone who appreciates the quiet nostalgia of countryside air, sweet hay, and herbal warmth. If you spend your time browsing weekend flea markets, tending a backyard garden, or reading in sunlit cafes, this scent feels like an authentic extension of your personal aesthetic without screaming for attention.
While fans of booming sillage or dramatic scent transformations might find its modest projection and linear structure somewhat simple, that simplicity is precisely its charm. 1718 High Grass delivers a comforting, beautifully balanced blend of sweet hay, white florals, and soothing vanilla that feels thoroughly genuine. It is an easy recommendation to sample for anyone searching for a unique, uplifting green daytime staple that brings the great outdoors straight to your wrist.
FAQs
What does the opening of 1718 High Grass smell like?+
The fragrance opens with an authentic burst of sun-warmed sweet hay combined with crisp herbal greenery and a dash of kitchen spices. It immediately evokes a dry summer meadow rather than a sharp, wet lawn. This aromatic green burst feels crisp, golden, and invigorating without any astringent or synthetic citrus sharpness.
How does 1718 High Grass transition into its dry-down?+
Within twenty to thirty minutes, the early herbal spiciness softens as gentle white flowers drift in to smooth out the grassy texture. Over the next few hours, the scent settles into a warm, comforting base of amber, clean musk, and subtle vanilla, retaining its meadow character while becoming creamier and much closer to the skin.
How long does 1718 High Grass last on skin and clothes?+
On bare skin, you can expect between 5 and 7 hours of noticeable wear before it fades into an intimate skin scent. On cotton shirts, jackets, and fabric collars, the clean musk and sweet hay base can easily persist for 8 to 10 hours, providing pleasant, subtle reminders throughout your entire day.
What is the sillage and projection profile of 1718 High Grass?+
During the initial 90 minutes, the fragrance projects at a polite arm-length radius of about two to three feet. As the heart notes take over, the scent bubble contracts to roughly one foot, maintaining an intimate and respectful presence that will not overwhelm colleagues or companions in enclosed rooms.
Which seasons and temperatures suit 1718 High Grass best?+
Spring and mild summer weather between 65 and 85 degrees Fahrenheit are the ideal sweet spot for this fragrance. Gentle heat helps the sweet hay and floral notes bloom without turning heavy. In freezing winter temperatures, however, the delicate green botanicals tend to feel thin and quickly lose their radiant warmth.
What occasions and settings are best for wearing 1718 High Grass?+
This scent thrives in relaxed daytime settings. It is perfect for casual weekend errands, outdoor walks, farmers markets, and daytime office work where heavy perfumes are discouraged. Its laid-back pastoral personality also suits low-key afternoon coffee dates, though it lacks the intensity for noisy late-night clubs or black-tie events.
Is 1718 High Grass truly unisex?+
Yes, it is completely unisex. The dry, grassy hay and subtle spices prevent the white florals from feeling overly feminine, while the soft vanilla and amber base prevents the green notes from becoming harsh or traditionally masculine. Anyone who enjoys natural, open-air meadow scents will feel entirely comfortable wearing it.
How does 1718 High Grass compare to Lorenzo Villoresi Yerbamate?+
While both fragrances celebrate dry herbal botanicals, Yerbamate leans noticeably drier, greener, and more powdery with its intense mate tea accord. 1718 High Grass is distinctly sweeter, softer, and sunnier, incorporating gentle white flowers and cozy vanilla to create a warmer, more approachable country meadow feel.
Does 1718 High Grass offer good value for money?+
For niche fragrance enthusiasts looking for rare, authentic botanical profiles, it provides solid value. You are paying for artisanal craft and natural-smelling hay and floral notes rather than mass-market synthetic musks. If you prioritize unique personality and everyday wearability over monstrous projection, it is a very satisfying purchase.
What other scents or note families layer well with 1718 High Grass?+
It layers wonderfully with bright citrus colognes like bergamot or neroli, which add sparkling radiance to the sweet hay opening. It also pairs gracefully with woody cedarwood or sandalwood bases, which enhance its rustic outdoorsy character without clashing with the creamy white florals and gentle vanilla base.
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While distinct in its sweet hay profile, it shares the dry herbal pastoral feel of Lorenzo Villoresi Yerbamate and the relaxed grassy vibe of Imaginary Authors The Soft Lawn. Those who appreciate the gentle green and floral balance in Dusita Erawan will also find plenty to admire here.
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