Kosciuszko

Kosciuszko opens with bright bergamot and black pepper—a sharp, citrus-tinged snap that yields almost immediately to black tea warmth. Cognac and tobacco emerge in the heart, grounding the composition with amber-hued richness and a subtle smoke, while fir needles add green mineral depth. The base settles into dry cypress and vetiver, their earthy pull anchored by cedarwood and a soft musk that lingers like smoke trapped in wool. What unfolds is austere and contemplative—bitter orange threading through it all—rather than sweet.