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.
Accords
Notes Pyramid
Performance Dashboard
8-10 hours
Initially very strong, projecting 2-3 feet; after 2-3 hours, softens to a moderate aura that lasts for hours.
Strong
When to Wear
Community Verdict
8/10 — This fragrance often draws strong reactions, both positive and negative. When worn in the right setting, it receives compliments for its richness and uniqueness. However, its intensity can be polarizing in close quarters.
Pros & Cons
- ✅ Lush, natural-feeling tuberose that evolves beautifully
- ✅ Exceptional longevity and strong sillage
- ✅ Versatile enough for both genders despite floral focus
- ✅ No harsh synthetics — high-quality ingredients
- ❌ May be too intense for some, especially in warm weather or enclosed spaces
- ❌ Price point is high for a single fragrance ($220-$250)
- ❌ Limited availability — often sold out or niche-only
- ❌ Coconut base can feel a bit synthetic to some noses
Price & Value
“Premium pricing for a natural, artisanal Eau de Parfum. Given the quality and longevity, many enthusiasts find it worth the investment, but it is not a budget-friendly option.”
📜 Reformulation History
No significant batch variations reported; the fragrance remains consistent across releases, though some users note slight differences in tuberose intensity from year to year due to natural ingredient fluctuations.
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🧪 Layering Ideas
- Layer with a vanilla or benzoin perfume to amplify the creamy base
- Spritz over a light citrus or neroli to add freshness
- Use as a single statement fragrance — it rarely needs mixing
