Smokin' Gun

NOTES

• TOP NOTES : Campari, Rum, Bitter Orange, Juniper
• HEART : Whiskey, Pine, Incense, Leather, Cinnamon, Oak
• BASE : Virginia cedar, Balkan tobacco, vanilla absolute, sandalwood

Smokin' Gun is not your average campfire scent, and it's not for the faint of heart. This fragrance transports you to a hidden speakeasy, where the air is thick with potent, almost medicinal smoke, laced with gunpowder. It opens with a punch to the senses—the bitterness of Campari, a shot of spiced rum, and a touch of citrus sharp enough to cut through the haze. But another kind of smoke lingers beneath—the thick, earthy smoke of heavily peated whiskey.

As it unfolds, peat becomes the dominant note. Imagine the most refined of Islay single malts, its smoke not from wood, but from ancient peat bogs, mingled with a thick, swirling cloud of incense. This isn't a campfire; it's a blaze of opulence—worn leather, rich oak, dusted with cinnamon. Yet there's an underlying wildness, a touch of gunpowder that whispers of untamed indulgence.

As it dries, the fragrance reveals an intensely luxurious base. The finest Virginia cedarwood and velvety Balkan tobacco combine, their smoke interwoven with relentless peat and a touch of rebellion. Creamy vanilla and smooth sandalwood linger on the skin, a light sweetness amidst a persistent mist that evokes a wild coastline and untamed indulgence.

This fragrance is not for the cautious. It is for those who seek the thrill of the unknown, the intoxicating excitement of a world where the familiar has been left behind. It is for those who find beauty in raw power, complexity, and audacity.