Moccus
“Moccus by Boadicea the Victorious is a fragrance for women and men”
The Quick Read
Warmly received so far — a woody, amber composition with a powdery undertone. Voted best for fall and winter wear — and genuinely unisex.
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Launched in 2018 by Boadicea the Victorious, Moccus is a fragrance that embodies the brand's commitment to quintessentially British elegance and incomparable quality. Created by perfumer Christian Provenzano, this composition opens with fresh spicy notes of juniper berries and black pepper, balanced by the aromatic freshness of lavender and orris root. The heart introduces earthy patchouli and labdanum, while the base offers a warm embrace of leather, cashmeran, caramel, benzoin, vanilla, and tonka bean, creating a rich blend of powdery musk and amber.
Composition & Character
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Application Tips
Given its enormous sillage and eternal longevity, Moccus requires careful application. A single spray is often enough to fill the room and linger throughout the day. It’s best applied close to skin for an intimate experience rather than from a distance.
Christian Provenzano
Founding perfumer · 199 fragrances

Designer Boadicea the Victorious
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The story behind the bottle.
The hiss of an espresso machine two seconds before the cup arrives, where the aroma of fresh spices and earthy woods interweave with a warm, comforting base.
Fig. 01 — Moccus, Boadicea the Victorious
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