Opening with a cool and mineral scent like rainwater on stone, damp leaves underfoot, lifted by rosemary and a subtle burn of liquor. Fresh, but not clean, alive and grounded. As it settles, cedarwood and dry amber rise warm against cool, wet bark beginning to breathe again.
Following with crushed leaves and soft water notes move through the heart. As it deepens, moss and patchouli pull it down to earth with a rich, damp, and woody, quietly addictive feeling. A warmth that lingers long after the rain. Calm, reflective, and just a little untamed.
