Flotholt Fischersund 2022

The description of this perfume mentions burnt driftwood, Which is quite accurate to my nose. If you are familiar with other scents by Fischersund: this smells a bit like Útilykt Eau de Parfum, but with a bit of smoke mixed in, and less green.
After a while, the smoke seems to dissipate somewhat, and it does feel like more green is seeping in.
Quite a mysterious fragrance, this.

I'm done with my research since I've decided that Faux Flora No.5 is the Fischersund for me, but I'm always up to test something different.
As far as I know, the brand focuses mostly on marine aquatics, but they're very well done (forget the kind of stinky fish that is Megamare ). Without meaning any harms, I am pretty sure this kind of scents works the best for people in the north. Those who can see glaciers, and so.
In few words: it depicts a world I'm not used to at all, and even if its intriguing I noticed I keep looking out for more familiar scents. Said so, there's something Sublime in Flotholt - the kind of Kantesque (?) Sublime you get by looking at something bigger than you. The vastity of nature, the iced sea and everything that comes with it.
It's cold, and it's smoky, and it smells of kelps, yet it's a moment of awe captured in a bottle while looking at an ice fall.
Very impressive - just not something I'd wear.

I adore Fischersund fragrances. I personally wear N 23, and Flotholt is my partner's scent. The minute he smelled it he knew this will be his scent. It is beautifully marine, salty and smoky, it is Icelandic sea in a bottle. It lasts, and never causes me headaches despite being quite powerful. Fischersund are masters of their craft, truly.

Between Tonnerre by Beaufort and Every storm a serenade by Imaginary Authors.
Burnt driftwood and lots of salty spruce. I feel this is too much atmospheric; this is like a linear scent behaving like a soft bubble.
Im a bit annoyed by the calone / artificial musks in here.
I cannot understand the price point.

Salty and woody. Smells like a crisp, cold air and salt and a fire. I guess the same could be said of a lot of Fischersund fragrances, and this one doesn't feel as unique as some of their others. It has a really lovely marine quality that feels really realistic and takes me floating along quite happily. It gets fainter and sweeter as it dries.