Wild Night
Fragrance notes
Character
Bergamot opens with a bright, citrus spark that cuts through the damp air of a cool evening walk, while calamus adds a sharp, green bite that feels more like crushed stems than a polished fruit salad. Geranium steps in soon after, lending a floral lift that keeps the opening from leaning too heavy, and the base quickly takes over with a dense, woody mix of cedar and vetiver. Tobacco brings a dry, leafy warmth that pairs closely with the earthy scent of hay and the slightly bitter edge of mate, while tonka bean rounds everything out with a soft, vanilla-tinged sweetness. The result is aromatic and herbal at first, then gradually more woody and tobacco-driven as it sits on the skin. It feels grounded and masculine without turning harsh, striking a balance between fresh spicy and warm spicy that stays interesting from the first spray to the drydown.
This is a scent for someone who enjoys outdoor nights when the air carries a chill and the sky stays dark for hours. Wild Night works best when you want something that feels natural and a bit rugged rather than overly refined or safe. The cedar and vetiver give it a forest-like backbone, while the tobacco and hay keep it smelling like dried leaves and open fields instead of a clean laboratory blend. It suits cooler weather perfectly, fitting easily into moments that call for a bit of quiet confidence and a touch of warmth. The sweetness from tonka never overwhelms, letting the green and citrus notes breathe throughout. It is composed by Nathalie Feisthauer and carries a clear aromatic character. Tobacco.
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