OLFACTORY

ACADIA  —  Great Outdoors Series

Pine, Cypress, Eucalyptus 

Maine coast pine and cypress, salt-worn and dense, cut through by eucalyptus the way a cold wind comes off Frenchman Bay. The treeline above Thunder Hole at first light.

ADIRONDACKS  — Great Outdoors Series

Cypress, Fir, Cedarwood, Lemon Zest 

Cypress and fir tall and resinous, cedarwood anchoring everything underfoot, lemon zest coming through like light filtering down through the canopy. Quiet, big, and a little wild.

ANCIENT FOREST  —  Great Outdoors Series

Juniper, Green Moss, Wild Lavender

Juniper sharp and resinous, green moss thick along the stones, wild lavender at the edges where the light gets in. A forest that smells older than anything built nearby.

ANJOU PEAR AND WOODS  —  Seasonal

Anjou Pear Nectar, Anjou Pear Blossom, Muguet, Light Woods

Ripe Anjou pear — thick and faintly floral at the skin — opening into soft pear blossom and the clean bell of muguet. Light woods sit underneath, unhurried, like the floor of an orchard in early fall.

AZTEC TUBEROSE

Tuberose, Ylang Ylang, Rose Cactus

Tuberose at full volume, heady and unapologetic. Ylang ylang leans in rather than softening it, and rose cactus keeps just enough edge to stop it going sweet.

BERKSHIRES  —  Great Outdoors Series

Pine Needles, Balsam Fir, Evergreen 

The evergreens holding steady while everything else turns. Pine needles underfoot, balsam fir clean in the air, the whole stand lending a quiet permanence to a landscape otherwise in the middle of changing.

BLACK DAHLIA

Dahlia Petals, Orange Peel, Patchouli, Amber, Soft Musk

Dark, full dahlia with a brief cut of orange peel before patchouli and amber take over — slow, earthy, and in no hurry to leave.

BONFIRE  —  Great Outdoors Series

The smell of a fire after dark — woodsmoke thick and resinous, embers still giving off heat underneath.

BRAMBLE AND BLOOM

Hyacinth, Green Leaves, Peony, White Lily, Rose, Light Musk

The moment a garden tips into full bloom — heady florals over cool green stems, anchored by a whisper of musk.

CAPE COD  —  Great Outdoors Series

Driftwood, Beachgrass, Sea Salt 

Driftwood bleached and dry, beachgrass bending in the wind, sea salt everywhere. A beach that feels like it belongs to itself.

CASHMERE

Sandalwood, Muguet, Vanilla Bean, Mandarin Nectar

Sandalwood worn down to its softest grain, lifted by clean muguet and quiet vanilla. Mandarin keeps it from settling too deep.

CASHMERE WOODS

Sandalwood, Muguet, Vetiver, Amber

Sandalwood and vetiver — one smooth, one rooted — finding each other naturally. 

Muguet lifts it, amber holds it.

CALABRIAN BERGAMOT

Bergamot, Green Leaves

Bright Calabrian bergamot cut with the clean, slightly bitter edge of green leaves. Citrus without the sweetness. This scent is sharp, alive, and straightforward.

CATSKILLS  —  Great Outdoors Series

Bayberry, Fir, Cypress, Eucalyptus 

Bayberry sharp along the ridge lines, fir and cypress filling the hollows, eucalyptus moving through it all like a cold current. Less polished than the Berkshires.

CINDER AND CURRENT  —  Foundry Series

Lemon Zest, Black Currant, White Jasmine, Geranium, Amber, Cedar, Sandalwood, Patchouli

Black currant and lemon open sharp and fleeting. Jasmine and cedar follow, and patchouli closes it out like dark earth after a long day's work.

DARK CASSIS

Lemon Zest, Black Currant, White Jasmine, Geranium, Rosewood, Ceylon Cinnamon, Amber, Cedarwood, Sandalwood, Patchouli

Black currant and lemon open bold and a little wild. Jasmine and cinnamon soften the middle, and patchouli, cedar, and amber pull it into something darker and more settled.

FIG TREE  —  Seasonal

The green, milky sweetness of ripening figs in full sun — lush and unhurried, somewhere between the fruit and the tree it came from.

FLANNEL  —  Seasonal

Bergamot, Cotton, Musk

Clean and uncomplicated — bergamot for brightness, cotton for honesty, musk underneath like fabric that's been washed a hundred times and still holds its shape.

GOLD RUSH  —  Foundry Series

Citrus, Cardamom, Palo Santo, Saffron, Violet, Patchouli, Sandalwood, Amber

Bright citrus and warm cardamom up front, saffron and palo santo smoke in the middle, patchouli and amber at the base.

GREY SUEDE

Bergamot, Blue Eucalyptus, Black Peppercorn, Lavandin, Brushed Suede, Smoked Sage, Coriander, Aged Oak, Amber Resin, White Musk

Cool eucalyptus and a quiet pepper edge, softened into dry sage and worn suede. Aged oak and amber resin underneath — unhurried and a little smoky.

HEIRLOOM TOMATO  —  Seasonal

Tomato Leaf, Green Stem

Sharp, green and a little bitter, but in the best way. It smells like a garden bed after rain, or hands that have been working in one.

HORTUS NO. 1

Basil, Mint, Rosemary, Thyme

A kitchen garden at its most alive — basil and mint bright up top, rosemary anchoring it, thyme underfoot.

IRONROSE  —  Foundry Series

Leafy Greens, Rose, Guaiacwood, Balsam, Cedar, Amber, Vanilla, Musk

Fresh greens open it up before a full, unhurried rose comes through. Guaiacwood and balsam add a smoky depth, cedar and amber settle underneath, and musk closes it slow and quiet.

LAKESIDE  —  Great Outdoors Series

Green Grasses, Lavender 

Wet grass at the bank, green and a little sweet, lavender drifting in from wherever it's taken hold. The kind of stillness that belongs to water before the day arrives.

LIMONE DI SORRENTO

The intensely fragrant lemons grown along the Amalfi Coast. The scent is bright and aromatic. Sunshine and salt air in a single note.

MANDARIN VERDE

Green Mandarin, Sea Salt

Underripe mandarin — A tart, bright, faintly herbaceous.

MEDITERRANEAN FIG

Ripe Mediterranean Fig, Green Leaves

The heavy sweetness of a fig pulled from the tree, with the bitter green of its own leaves still clinging to it.

MUSKDANA SAGE AND SEA SALT

Muskdana, White Sage, Sea Salt

Warm muskdana, dry white sage, and sea salt. Powdery, then smoky, then open.

Nashi Pear & Muguet

Japanese Pear, Muguet, Green Stems

Nashi pear has a clean, watery sweetness unlike other pears. Muguet echoes it, and green stems keep the whole thing close to the earth it came from.

OAK MOSS AND WILD FIG

Oakmoss, Ripe Fig

Dense, damp oakmoss first — the smell of something growing in shade. Then ripe fig, dark and sweet, like fruit found on the forest floor.

OBSIDIAN  —  Foundry Series

Saffron, Jasmine, Vanilla Bean, Suede Leather, Amber, Cedarwood

Saffron and soft jasmine give way to vanilla, suede, and cedar. Dark on the surface, warm at its core.

OLIVE LEAF

A clean, herbaceous breath that settles into something calm and ancient — the scent of landscapes that have known a thousand summers.

OPEN RANGE  —  Great Outdoors Series

Eucalyptus, Tobacco Leaf, Sweet Basil

Eucalyptus cuts through clean and cool. Tobacco leaf brings sun-dried warmth underneath, and sweet basil keeps it alive and unhurried.

ORANGE AND CLOVE

Orange Peel, Clove, Nutmeg

Sharp orange peel gives way to clove's dark warmth, with nutmeg softening the edges. Spice and citrus the way they were meant to coexist.

PATCHOULI AND SANDALWOOD

Patchouli, Sandalwood, Amber

Patchouli stakes its claim, sandalwood softens the ground, and amber holds them both in a slow, resinous warmth.

PEACH NECTAR

Peach Nectar, Nectarine

Summer fruit at its most generous — peach nectar thick with sweetness, nectarine alongside it with a slightly firmer, tangier edge. Warm, ripe, and in no hurry.

PEARBERRY  —  Seasonal

Pear Nectar, Mixed Berries

Pear nectar quiet and a little floral, mixed berries brighter and a little tart. Somewhere between a summer morning and the end of one.

PEONY NOIR

Peony, Muguet, Geranium, Patchouli

Peony open and a little ruffled, softened by muguet and the slight sharpness of geranium. Patchouli anchors it, keeping it from drifting somewhere too polished.

REDWOODS  —  Great Outdoors Series

Cedarwood, Pine Needles, Moss 

Cedarwood and pine needles dense and resinous, moss covering everything the light doesn't reach. Ancient, cool, and cathedral-quiet.

RIVIERA CYPRESS

Italian Cypress, Calabrian Bergamot, Sea Salt

Tall, resinous cypress opened up by bright Calabrian bergamot, carried somewhere coastal by sea salt. Dry heat, stone, and open water.

ROSEMARY AND WHITE SAGE

Rosemary, White Sage

Two herbs from dry, rocky soil that smell like it. Bright and resinous, then softer and a little smoky — a hillside in full sun.

ROSE OUD

Bulgarian Rose, Oud

A full Bulgarian rose, darkened at its base by oud's deep, resinous warmth. Neither one gives way to the other — they just settle into something richer than either alone.

RUGGED TERRAIN  —  Great Outdoors Series

Tobacco Leaf, Tonka Bean, Cedarwood

Sun-dried tobacco softened by tonka bean, with cedarwood underneath like a worn wooden floor. The kind of scent that doesn't announce itself — it just stays.

SEASIDE  —  Great Outdoors Series

Sea Salt, Beach Grass

Sea salt mineral and direct, beach grass adding a faint green note you only catch when the wind shifts. The moment you crest the dunes and the ocean appears.

TAROCCO ORANGE

Tarocco Orange (Sicilian Blood Orange)

Grown in volcanic Sicilian soil, the Tarocco orange runs deeper than ordinary citrus — brighter than a blood orange, more complex than a navel. Clean and straightforwardly itself.

TIDELANDS  —  Great Outdoors Series

Sea Salt, Golden Pear Nectar, Citrus Blend

Sea salt first — cool and mineral, wide open. Golden pear drifts in from somewhere warmer, and a citrus blend carries it toward something bright and unhurried.

TOBACCO RESERVE  —  Foundry Series

Orange Peel, Tobacco Leaf, Lavender, Patchouli, Caramelized Vanilla, Mild Musk

Orange peel opens bright before tobacco, lavender, and patchouli pull it deeper. Vanilla and musk close it out — warm, smooth, and slow to fade.

TOBACCO AND BAY LEAF

Tobacco Leaf, Bay Leaf

Tobacco cured and unhurried, bay leaf sharp and a little camphor-edged. Two things from the earth that know how to share space.

TOMATO VINE  —  Seasonal

Tomato Leaf, Thyme, Oregano, Damp Earth

The sharp green bite of tomato leaf, a wild tangle of herbs, and cool damp earth underneath. A Mediterranean kitchen garden at the height of summer.

VERDIGRIS  —  Foundry Series

Oakmoss, Amber, White Sage, Citrus Blend

Dense, damp oakmoss anchors it. White sage brings dry clarity, amber warms the middle, and citrus lifts it just enough toward the light.

WHITE TEA

White Tea Leaves, Bergamot, Mandarin

Quiet and barely-there, the way white tea is. Bergamot gives it shape, mandarin a soft brightness. Clean and light — more pleasant absence than lingering presence.

WALDEN POND  —  Great Outdoors Series

Pine Needles, Eucalyptus, Green Moss

Pine needles on the path, eucalyptus sharp in the air, green moss on the stones at the water's edge. Modest and unhurried — exactly what Thoreau was paying attention to.

WHITE MOUNTAINS  —  Great Outdoors Series

Blue Spruce, Cedarwood, Evergreen 

Blue spruce and cedarwood carried on cold wind from below, open evergreen at the edge of where trees can still survive. Exposed, bracing, and unambiguously northern.

WOODLAND AND CITRUS

Cedarwood, Orange, Grapefruit, Lemon, Amber

Warm cedarwood as the foundation, citrus doing what it does — brightening everything it touches. Amber ties it together, slow and settled.

WOODLANDS  —  Great Outdoors Series

Pine Needles, Balsam, Cedarwood, Patchouli

Pine needles and balsam above, cedarwood in the bark and soil, patchouli rising from the damp ground beneath. Layered, earthy, alive in ways you can't entirely account for.