Gunther

Gunther opens with a cool snap of lavender and lemon that catches the breath, softened by the unexpected juiciness of watermelon—a green-skinned sweetness that reads almost mineral against the citrus. As it settles, pine needles and tobacco leaf emerge, grounded by the creamy warmth of sandalwood and the delicate astringency of steeped green tea. The base arrives dry and earthy: oakmoss spreads like lichen across stone, amber glows beneath it, while borage adds a faint herbaceous whisper. What remains is tobacco smoke curling through moss and amber, settling into skin.