Wickham
Fragrance notes
Wickham is a fragrance built for the reader who wants a scent that feels grounded in the earth without losing its polish. The combination of oakmoss and tobacco provides a sturdy, mossy foundation that feels deeply rooted in the soil. This is not a light, fleeting cologne meant for a quick errand. It is a composition that argues for a slower, more deliberate pace, where the herbal presence of sage and the bright lift of citruses serve to highlight the weight of the heavier elements rather than lift them away.
The inclusion of whiskey and tonka bean creates a sweet, aromatic density that pushes this scent toward the indulgent side of masculine grooming. It suggests a quiet evening spent in a study filled with old books, where the air is thick with warmth. The lavender here does not scream for attention with a barbershop sharpness. Instead, it weaves through the woody and earthy accords to soften the edges of the tobacco, creating a texture that feels both rugged and carefully tended at the same time.
Poesie has crafted a profile that suits the person who enjoys traditional notes but dislikes the powdery finish that often accompanies them. The accords list sweet and herbal characteristics, yet the mossy and woody traits keep the blend from ever feeling like a sugar-heavy dessert. It is a scent that wears its ingredients honestly, allowing the natural roughness of the oakmoss to sit comfortably next to the smooth richness of the tonka bean without apology.
This specific blend of whiskey and sage offers a path through the citrus top layer that leads directly into a heart of green, shadowed earth. The lavender and tobacco continue to intertwine as the scent sits on the skin, creating a personal atmosphere that feels like a well-worn leather chair. It is a choice for those who find comfort in the scent of the forest floor mixed with a glass of aged grain, a personal preference for the
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