Crop 2019
Fragrance notes
Character
Coconut milk gives this blend a soft, drinkable texture. The oud here is not barnyard or medicinal. It sits close to the lactonic accord and lets the sweetness carry the weight. Fresh spicy notes cut through the cream so the composition never feels flat. There is a comfort to it that reads more like a warm kitchen than a temple.
The nose behind this fragrance is Andrea Casotti. His work here keeps the two main materials in clear view without letting either dominate. The result is smooth and a little indulgent. It suits someone who likes wood but prefers it wrapped in something gentle. People who reach for sharp citrus or clean laundry scents will find little to hold their attention here.
Picture a heavy sweater and a quiet street after rain. The air is cool enough that a creamy skin scent feels like the right choice. This is not a fragrance for bright mornings or open windows. It fits enclosed spaces and slower days when the world feels folded in on itself. The mood is calm and slightly inward.
The coconut is sweet but not sugary. The oud gives it a dry anchor that keeps the milk from turning dessert-like. There is a polish to the blend that feels intentional rather than accidental. It wears close and stays personal. The spicy facet flickers without ever raising the volume, and the lactonic quality lingers in the background while the wood continues to
