Havana
Fragrance notes
Character
Lemon verbena and tangerine open Havana with a brisk citrus lift that feels bright and immediate. Geranium and ginger add a fresh spicy edge, while Moroccan rose and frangipani soften the top with a floral, slightly tropical touch. The opening moves quickly though, and the real story sits in the drydown.
Hay and tobacco give the base a dry, rustic warmth that pairs with ambergris, sandalwood, and musk to create a skin-close, earthy finish. It smells like walking through a sunlit field after rain, where cut grass dries beside an old wooden barn and someone nearby is rolling a cigarette. The blend stays herbal and aromatic rather than sweet, with the rose adding just enough polish to keep it elegant. It suits someone who likes natural textures and gentle spice, and it works beautifully for a weekend market stroll or a long outdoor lunch. The whole scene settles into that quiet, golden moment when the air turns warm and the light stretches across the ground.
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