Lemonade Grenade
by Raconteur
Aromatic
Citrusy
Green
Marine
Noteslemonlemon ironbarklemon myrtlelemon petitgrainlemongrasslitseavanillavetiver
Tags
#clean
#fresh
#sexy
Style
unisex
For lovers of water sports
and those who like to watch
A salty lemon aquatic bomb for the sun seekers, spectators, and cabana lovers. Black shades. Hot sand. A knowing smile from a voyeur’s voyage. Cool gin. Olive skin. Diving in.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Hot sand underfoot, dark glasses on, and no hurry to join the swimmers. Lemonade Grenade suits that sunlit, slightly flirtatious pause beside the water: sharp lemon and green aromatics keep the mood alert, while the salty aquatic character feels at home against warm skin.
How to wear
The citrus-green, salty profile lends itself to spring and summer, especially warm afternoons. Start with one or two sprays on the neck or forearms for a light aromatic presence; add more only after assessing it on your skin. Its lemon brightness offers a refreshing contrast to the heat.
Who it’s for
For those who prefer tart, aromatic citrus to sugary fruit, and aquatic freshness with a green botanical edge. It will appeal to lovers of lemon, lemongrass and vetiver who want a playful summer fragrance rather than a dense or heavily sweet composition.
Release year
2024
The nose
Craig Andrade is the founder and perfumer behind The Raconteur. His work explores Australian native botanicals as a vocabulary for contemporary fragrance, connecting distinctive plant materials with evocative storytelling. In Lemonade Grenade, lemon myrtle and lemon ironbark anchor his vision of citrus freshness, salt and summer leisure.
Raconteur’s story
The Raconteur tells Australia's story through scent, placing native plant extracts at the centre of its creative identity. The house combines artisanal production with fragrances unconstrained by gender; its products are hand-poured in Australia, with a stated commitment to vegan and cruelty-free practices.
Lemonade Grenade’s concept
Andrade conceived Lemonade Grenade as a transportive expression of summer: swimming pools, waves and unhurried time beside the water, wherever the wearer happens to be. Australian lemon myrtle and lemon ironbark give the citrus concept a local botanical identity, while the salty aquatic character carries the waterside imagery.
Extra info
The official note list is presented without a top, heart and base hierarchy. It brings together two Australian lemon-scented botanicals—lemon myrtle and lemon ironbark—with lemon petitgrain, lemongrass, litsea, lemon, vetiver and vanilla.
Featured in edits and sample packs
Lovely Lemons EditPacked: your holiday perfume wardrobe | For him
Noteslemonlemon ironbarklemon myrtlelemon petitgrainlemongrasslitseavanillavetiver
Tags
#clean
#fresh
#sexy
Style
unisex
For lovers of water sports
and those who like to watch
A salty lemon aquatic bomb for the sun seekers, spectators, and cabana lovers. Black shades. Hot sand. A knowing smile from a voyeur’s voyage. Cool gin. Olive skin. Diving in.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Hot sand underfoot, dark glasses on, and no hurry to join the swimmers. Lemonade Grenade suits that sunlit, slightly flirtatious pause beside the water: sharp lemon and green aromatics keep the mood alert, while the salty aquatic character feels at home against warm skin.
How to wear
The citrus-green, salty profile lends itself to spring and summer, especially warm afternoons. Start with one or two sprays on the neck or forearms for a light aromatic presence; add more only after assessing it on your skin. Its lemon brightness offers a refreshing contrast to the heat.
Who it’s for
For those who prefer tart, aromatic citrus to sugary fruit, and aquatic freshness with a green botanical edge. It will appeal to lovers of lemon, lemongrass and vetiver who want a playful summer fragrance rather than a dense or heavily sweet composition.
Release year
2024
The nose
Craig Andrade is the founder and perfumer behind The Raconteur. His work explores Australian native botanicals as a vocabulary for contemporary fragrance, connecting distinctive plant materials with evocative storytelling. In Lemonade Grenade, lemon myrtle and lemon ironbark anchor his vision of citrus freshness, salt and summer leisure.
Raconteur’s story
The Raconteur tells Australia's story through scent, placing native plant extracts at the centre of its creative identity. The house combines artisanal production with fragrances unconstrained by gender; its products are hand-poured in Australia, with a stated commitment to vegan and cruelty-free practices.
Lemonade Grenade’s concept
Andrade conceived Lemonade Grenade as a transportive expression of summer: swimming pools, waves and unhurried time beside the water, wherever the wearer happens to be. Australian lemon myrtle and lemon ironbark give the citrus concept a local botanical identity, while the salty aquatic character carries the waterside imagery.
Extra info
The official note list is presented without a top, heart and base hierarchy. It brings together two Australian lemon-scented botanicals—lemon myrtle and lemon ironbark—with lemon petitgrain, lemongrass, litsea, lemon, vetiver and vanilla.
Featured in edits and sample packs
Lovely Lemons EditPacked: your holiday perfume wardrobe | For him