Bloody Wood

One tries to ignite freshly cut red wood. But it is still wet, refuses to burn, and instead cries drops of rosé wine.

It smells really well-blended, boozy and fruity from the cherry. Leans more boozy in the dry down but it smells exactly like a hot vampiress drinking red wine in her castle. Beautiful scent with great longevity.

Silky red wine in the semi-darkness, not heavy – rather breathing, slowly. A sweet, resinous rose at the core, soft like warmth on cold glass. Beneath it, wood that carries everything quietly. And this strange freshness, as if something dark were still alive. The longevity could be stronger, which gives the fragrance a bit of this fleeting, almost memory-like quality. And yes, the rose can quickly lean in a more feminine direction for some – depending on how one interprets sweetness and florals. In the end, Bloody Wood remains like a beautiful thought that doesn't need to be loud to stay.