Mania
Fragrance notes
Bulgarian rose and red apple sit beside whiskey in a way that feels unsettled. The fruit is bright and crisp, the rose carries a deep floral weight, and the whiskey adds a rough, spirited edge. Litchi brings a tropical softness that keeps the fruit from leaning too sharp. Oud and gunpowder give the blend a smoky character that feels dry and slightly dangerous. Suede and musk wrap the sharper elements in a material that feels close and warm.
Tonka bean and amber add a sweet, resinous layer that balances the smoke and the alcohol. The fragrance feels bold and unconventional, more suited to someone who enjoys a scent that shifts between fruit, spirit, and wood. It does not follow a predictable path and it does not try to please everyone. The musk and amber keep it from feeling cold, while the gunpowder and oud prevent it from becoming gentle.
The overall impression is fruity, smoky, and musky with a clear rose presence. It suits evenings and cooler weather when a strong personality in a scent feels right. Wear it when you want something that feels crafted and a bit wild. The whiskey and oud stay with the rose and apple through every moment. Smoky.
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