Hiram Green Moon Bloom

Hiram Green Moon Bloom, launched in 2013, is a fragrance that needs little introduction to white floral enthusiasts. It is a bold, unapologetically lush tuberose-centric scent that channels the heady intoxication of a tropical night garden. From the first spray, it announces itself with a green, almost vegetal burst, then unfolds into a creamy, indolic floral heart, before settling into a warm, resinous base. This is not a shy or office-friendly fragrance — it demands attention and revels in its own excess.

The perfumer, Hiram Green, has built a reputation for crafting natural perfumes that feel both artisanal and polished. Moon Bloom, one of his earliest creations, remains a benchmark for tuberose lovers. It is an Eau de Parfum with strong sillage and impressive longevity, though exact endurance figures are not officially published. Priced between $220 and $250, it occupies a premium niche in the independent fragrance market. Unisex in marketing but leaning feminine in character due to its floral heaviness, Moon Bloom is a statement piece for those who adore white flowers with a tropical twist.

In this review, we’ll dissect every layer of Moon Bloom — from its green opening to its coconutty finish — and help you decide if this luminous floral is right for your collection. We’ll also compare it to similar scents, discuss performance, and offer layering suggestions.