The Witch
Fragrance notes
Character
The Witch opens with a bright mix of citruses, red berries, and grapes that feels lively and slightly tart. This fruity top layer moves quickly into a heart where rose sits alongside sage and artemisia. The rose is present but not overwhelming, and the herbs add a dry, green edge that keeps the floral side from becoming soft. As the fragrance develops, the base introduces cedar, oak, guaiac wood, and cognac. The woods create a firm, dry foundation with a slightly resinous texture, while the cognac brings a warm, rounded depth that ties the sharper notes together. The overall character is woody, citrus, rose, fresh, and fruity at once, with the woods and herbs balancing the initial sweetness. It feels suited to a dimly lit room where warm wood and low light set the mood. The sage and artemisia give the blend a slightly bitter contrast that prevents it from leaning fully sweet. The grapes remain faintly noticeable beneath the rose and woods, adding a subtle juicy quality. Cedar and oak lead the drydown with a clean, dry scent, while guaiac wood adds a faint smoky weight. The cognac lingers as a smooth accent that rounds out the sharper citrus and herb notes.
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