Berlin
Fragrance notes
Character
Walking past a brick wall where rain has darkened the mortar, you catch a sharp snap of vetiver and Atlas cedar that smells like sliced wood left out in cool air. The opening feels dry and upright, more architectural than decorative, with a green edge that keeps it from feeling heavy.
Inside, birch tar and May rose shift the mood toward a worn leather jacket draped over a chair in a dim room. The tar brings a deep, smoky earthiness, while the rose offers a soft, slightly animalic floral touch that never turns sweet. Guaiac wood and musk settle underneath, giving the blend a woody, grounded finish that stays close to the skin.
Berlin fits a night out in the city when the air is crisp and the streets are quiet, suiting someone who likes dry, smoky scents with a rough edge. The composition can feel austere and a bit harsh, lacking the warmth that would make it approachable for daily wear.
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