Which Jo Malone fragrance, launched in 1999, combines lime, basil, and mandarin in its name?

Jo Malone launched Lime Basil & Mandarin in 1999.

The fragrance’s name directly identifies three of its central note ideas: bright lime, aromatic basil, and sweet citrus mandarin. That transparent naming style became strongly associated with Jo Malone London, whose products are often presented as elegant compositions built around recognizable ingredients.

Lime Basil & Mandarin is commonly described as a citrus-aromatic fragrance. The basil gives the citrus opening a green, savory lift rather than making it smell simply sweet. The result helped establish the scent as one of the brand’s signature products and a frequent introduction to Jo Malone’s fragrance range.

It is distinct from English Pear & Freesia, Wood Sage & Sea Salt, and Pomegranate Noir. Those fragrances also belong to Jo Malone London, but their names identify different compositions and release histories. The ampersand in the official name is part of the brand’s familiar presentation.