Poker
Fragrance notes
Character
The room is already warm when you walk in, wood smoke curling near the ceiling and a glass of something dark resting on the table. Patchouli and tobacco hit first, earthy and dry, followed quickly by the green sharpness of cannabis that keeps the opening from feeling polished. There is a rough edge here that feels intentional, like the blend was built to be noticed rather than to please a crowd.
Amyris and leather settle in as the air thickens, adding a resinous weight that pulls the scent closer to skin. Oud and amber bring a deep, animalic warmth that turns the mix into something dense and slightly untamed. Cedar and sandalwood smooth the edges just enough to keep it wearable, but the mood stays bold and unapologetic throughout.
Marcoccia named this after a high-stakes game, and it wears like a gamble made after midnight when the air is cold and the streetlights are few. It fits the person who chooses a heavy wool coat over a jacket and prefers a drink that lingers over one that refreshes. Wear it when the night is long and the company expects something memorable.
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