Eau Noble (2014)

Citron and galbanum cut sharp and green at first, their brightness threaded through with chamomile's soft warmth and mandarin's gentle sweetness. The opening settles into lavender and neroli—herbaceous, almost medicinal—while jasmine blooms beneath, paired with geranium's peppery shadow and cedar's dry spine. Oakmoss emerges slowly, earthy and slightly animalic with civet's musky undercurrent, anchored by sandalwood and patchouli that deepen into sage's smoky finish, leaving a cool, herbal skin-musk that lingers long after the citrus fades.