Whiskey
Fragrance notes
Character
Bitter orange and lemon lead the way with a bright, slightly sharp citrus that feels clean rather than sweet. The zest reads natural, not candied, and it gives the opening a brisk energy that lifts the heavier notes waiting underneath.
Whiskey and rum arrive in the heart with a warm, slightly boozy character that never turns syrupy. Tobacco in the base adds a dry, leafy depth that keeps the profile grounded. The blend sits comfortably between woody and warm spicy, leaning more masculine than floral but still approachable for anyone who likes aromatic spirits in their scent.
A walk through a city market on a crisp morning, when the air is cool enough to see your breath and someone nearby is peeling a fresh orange while a nearby café already has the rich smell of pipe tobacco drifting through the open door.
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