100 Tweeds
Fragrance notes
Character
Peat and castoreum give this blend a damp, animalic weight that feels pulled from a forest floor after rain. Hay and hemlock add a bitter green edge, while oregano and celery seeds twist the herbs into something sharp and culinary. Red berries peek through the dense foliage with a brief flash of tartness.
Calamus, ivy, and yarrow keep the green theme leaning wild rather than manicured. Tobacco and honey sit side by side, the smoke of the leaf cut by a sticky, golden sweetness. Cypriol and clary sage push the aroma toward dry roots and crushed stems.
Labdanum, oud, and myrrh create a resinous foundation that clings to fabric and skin with quiet persistence. Black pepper and fresh spicy accords prick at the nose without ever shouting across a space. Galbanum and orris bring a powdery, rooty softness that rounds the sharper edges.
Vetiver, guaiac wood, and Himalayan cedar anchor the scent so it stays present through a long walk outdoors. Vanilla and coumarin sweeten the dry wood just enough to keep it approachable. Spring and fall mornings suit it best, when the air is cool and the light is pale. A wool coat brushing against damp cedar planks.
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