Bond No. 9 Tuxedo Park Review: Citrus Oud Reimagined

Bond No. 9 has always treated New York as a mood board, but Tuxedo Park takes that idea somewhere more intimate and unexpected. Released in 2026, this unisex EDP is composed by Miroslav Petkov and built around a collision of sparkling citrus and serious oud. It is not a quiet neighborhood scent. It is a statement that moves from a bright, almost effervescent opening into a leathery, musky base that feels tailored and modern. In a fragrance landscape crowded with sweet gourmands and airy skin scents, Tuxedo Park stands out by refusing to pick a single lane. The top notes read like a luxury citrus cocktail: white grapefruit, tangerine, lime, yuzu, and bitter orange. The heart adds a fizzy, green, floral-spicy tension with Crystalfizz, petitgrain, jasmine sambac, pink pepper, and tuberose. Then the base lands with oud, Saffiano leather, Ambroxan, and musk. The result is a citrus-oud that feels both fresh and deep, casual and formal, day and night. Fragrantica users currently rate it 4.32 overall, which suggests that the composition is connecting with a wide range of wearers. With 8+ hours of longevity, moderate to strong sillage, and strong projection, Tuxedo Park is not a shy office scent unless applied lightly. At $345 to $470 for 100ml, it sits firmly in luxury niche territory. But for those who love the idea of a bright citrus opening wrapped around an oud-leather core, it may be worth the investment.