The tavern after the songs; dense, rich, almost edible in the dry-down. Tobacco leaf and ginger give way to cocoa and a thread of vanilla. For evenings that go long. The gourmand for grown people.
Wears warm and close-in for the first hour, then grows into a tobacco-cocoa cloud that fills a small room. Dried fig and sweet woods wait underneath.
Spicedhollow is the bottle for the night that doesn’t end until 2 a.m.
Cocktail bars late at night, October to February only, leather chairs, talk by the fire. The opposite of a daytime scent; wear it after dark or save it for the cold. Pairs with whisky, candlelight, the worn-leather smell of an old book.
