Botanicals, resins, molecules & materials

A dry, nutty mustiness, woody and faintly tannic, like the floor of an oak wood in autumn.

Waxy, sparkling, metallic, soapy, diffusive.

Warm, resinous, slightly bitter cloud.

A deep, almost liquid sweetness of rose pushed to its richest extreme — petals warmed until they nearly turn to jam.

Warm, sweet and softly honeyed with a waxy, slightly hay-like nuance.

Sweet and fruity-floral with a distinct jasmine character.

A bright, sunlit citrus that opens with a sharp lemon-lime sparkle then softens into something rounder and faintly floral, almost soapy in its cleanness.

Sharp, green-citrus with a bitter edge and more complex than sweet orange.

Warm, spicy, slightly medicinal, like ginger crossed with orris root .

Warm, sweet, spicy.

Warm, spicy, intensely aromatic.

A sharp, fatty-waxy aldehyde with a pronounced orange-peel and tallow character.

A waxy, floral-aldehyde with a soapy, violet-leaf and faintly citrus character.

Combining sun-baked herbs, bitter green leaves, warm resin, dry hay, camphor, and dusty earth.

Soft, sweet and delicately floral.

Bright, resinous, slightly citric when fresh.

Sharp, mineral, and metallic, with the bitter sulphurous tang of a struck match and the dry char of burnt charcoal.

Richly floral and heady, opening with a fruity, almost overripe sweetness.

Odourless flavonoid with no perceptible scent contribution.

Dark, warm, ambery, slightly animalic.

Bitter, dark, and faintly medicinal, with the resinous tang of opium tincture dissolved in alcohol.

Clean, aromatic and slightly sweet, with a cool herbaceous top and a soft, almost powdery warmth underneath.

Spicy, basilic and mint-like.

A cool, dry, almost austere minerality, the scent of sun-bleached stone and ancient dust.

Fresh, bright and zesty with a clean citrus-orange character.

Fresh, floral and lightly citrusy with a clean airy brightness.

Honeyed and pollen-rich with a soft floral sweetness touched by fresh hay and apricot.

The clean, soaring scent of sun-baked needles and warm bark, sharp with turpentine brightness and softened by a sweet, sappy resin.

Soft, dry, and faintly powdery, the clean papery scent of fine cotton cloth warmed by skin.

Dark, bittersweet, slightly medicinal.

The distilled breath of bitter orange blossom — clean, honeyed and luminous, with a cool green bitterness running beneath the sweetness.

Warm, woody, slightly sweet and heady.

A dry, dusty mustiness redolent of fallen leaves, tannin, and the bitter woodiness of cracked acorns.

Fresh, clean, and softly floral, with a green bitterness that keeps it from cloying.

Powdery, cool, slightly earthy.

Green and woody, with the dry snap of crushed twigs and a faintly bitter, medicinal edge.

The mineral, earthy breath that rises when first rain strikes dry ground, cool and grey and impossibly fresh.

Intensely honeyed and green with a hyacinth-like floral character.

Essentially odourless as a flavonoid pigment.

A lush, honeyed floral with a deep, slightly spicy and peppery facet.

Cool, clean, and mineral, with a faint ozonic sharpness that pricks the back of the nose like wind off the water.

A pungent, sun-cured herbaceousness, sharp and hot with the antiseptic bite of thymol.

A glycosidic flavonoid that is effectively odourless.

Dark, dry, and richly sweet, like cured leaves left to age in a cedar box.

A green, waxy aldehyde with a fresh, soapy and slightly metallic quality.

Warm, creamy, sweet and slightly smoky.

A delicate, powdery floral with a cool, dewy greenness and a faint, candied sweetness.

A creamy, intensely sweet banana-like floral that opens with a narcotic, almost rubbery richness.