Lavender & Bourbon
Fragrance notes
Character
Gallagher Fragrances places cherry and pineapple at the front, bright and slightly syrupy against a breath of bourbon whiskey that adds a dry, boozy edge. Black currant deepens the fruit quickly, keeping it from feeling like a simple candy shop. Lavender enters soon after, its calm floral tone meeting rosemary to pull the scent toward something greener and more aromatic. The heart feels balanced, with the herbs softening the initial sugar without removing it entirely. Patchouli anchors the base, earthy and dark, while baking spices and vanilla wrap the foundation in a warm, balsamic blanket. The result is sweet but grounded, fruity yet woody, with a texture that feels natural rather than polished for a department store shelf. It suits someone who enjoys gourmand touches but wants an herbal counterweight, and it works best in cooler weather when the spices can sit close to the skin.
This fragrance is composed by Daniel Gallagher. The patchouli and cherry lead the experience from start to finish.
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