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Scents of Wood · Sold as unisex
Oak in Bourbon
The quiet intensity of an oak barrel aging bourbon — where layers of wood and spice meld into a rich, complex blend.
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2020 by Scents of Wood and crafted by Pascal Gaurin, Oak in Bourbon is a Woody Spicy fragrance that captures the essence of aged oak and bourbon. The composition opens with fresh spicy notes and anis, creating a vibrant contrast to its earthy base. Lavender adds a subtle aromatic layer, rounding out the complexity of this unisex scent.
Apply Oak in Bourbon to your pulse points for the best effect. The fragrance's aromatic top notes are bright but short-lived, so reapply after two hours if you want to maintain its full character throughout the day.
Fig. 01 — Oak in Bourbon, Scents of Wood
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Pascal Gaurin
A tailor's eye for detailPascal Gaurin's childhood fascination with smelling everything from food to furniture connected him to his great-grandfather, a bronze sculptor, and later to a tailor who taught him an appreciation for fine materials.
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