For only $145 ($220 for 100ml), you can buy Bond No. 9's new High Line fragrance.
Per the Post today:
"This is a real, local, New York railroad-track fragrance," Rahme said. "Eighty percent of the notes come from plants and flowers that grow on the High Line."
But as much as New Yorkers may love grazing weeds, purple love grass and oak, many had doubts about wearing them.
"Gee, I hope it's not based on some of the dog poo that lies around here a lot of the time," said Gretta Baker-Allen, 27.
An inspired Thomas Verlofski, 24, said, "Maybe I'll design an after-shave based on the smell of the public toilets in Penn Station. I'm sure that would be a best-seller."
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