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Funerie Pineward 2022

7.6 / 10 90 Ratings

A popular perfume by Pineward for women and men, released in 2022. The scent is leathery-woody. The longevity is above-average. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Leathery

Woody

Smoky

Earthy

Spicy

Fragrance Notes

Leather

Morel

Smoke

Pine wood

Tobacco

Conifer needle

Frankincense

Opoponax

Oud

Virginia cedar Rose

Rose

Perfumer & Creative Guidance

Nicholas Nilsson Brand owner, Perfume maker

Ratings

Scent

7.690 Ratings

Longevity

8.168 Ratings

Sillage

7.469 Ratings

Bottle

7.859 Ratings

Value for money

6.941 Ratings

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Reviews

13 in-depth fragrance descriptions

10/26/2025

9Scent 7Longevity 6Sillage

Ceesie
139 Reviews

Ceesie

Very helpful Review 6

Celebrate life

Judging by the name I was expecting a dark, earthy, emo type of perfume. I ordered a bunch of small decants of this brand with an exception for Funerie, of which I wanted a larger decant. Not that I’m a emu type of guy but hey we’re heading to autumn, Halloween around the corner I thought it’d be fitting.

A lot of these Pineward frags were pretty fun to wear. Some really reminded me of trees or soil. But not this one. I couldn’t detect any of the green notes that are listed. Instead, it reminded me a bit of Christmas cookie spices. That might sound a bit corny and standard but subtle hints of dry tobacco and leathery notes and a smokey frankincense make this really stand out. If you’re familiar with Luxor you know what I mean. Just take out the fresher tea note and replace it with something darker like dark chocolate or coffee. I’m really surprised at how good this smells!

Does it fit the autumnal season? Absolutely. It doesn’t scare anyone though, au contraire. It’s a versatile beauty that can be worn in any occasion. It lasted me around 7/8 hours until it became really intimate.

This was ultimately my favorite Pineward, glad it was my largest decant.

10/14/2023

9.5Scent

DrB1414
271 Reviews

DrB1414

5

A perfume called Death

A study in Decay. "Death" would have been another aptly chosen name for this composition. What Nick managed to pull off with this one is incredible. A perfume so dark, primitive, and challenging that yet manages to stay poised throughout the wear, mysterious, sexy, and even inviting. It feels like a script from Edgar Allan Poe, a Danse Macabre, not just a mindless puddle of concentrated and unusual raw materials. It is compelling. It opens up with a powerful Morel Mushroom note, meaty, organic, and earthy. Shortly after, the rest of the notes start to unveil. The scent evolves as a whole, rather than showing a classical progression. Accords like rose, leather, frankincense, agarwood, and myrrh interplay like being inside a whirlwind. At times, some of them unveil more than others, and they go back and forth like that. However, the main players, to my nose, are always the mushroom, the leather, and the resins. Therefore, it smells, for the most part, like a centuries-old leather garment that has been dragged through soil, and infused with the smoke of burning resins. The rose pops in and out, withered, lifeless. The oud and the cedar play together to create a woody accord in which the oud dominates. I feel that the mushroom and the oud work beautifully together, as the yeasty facets in these complement each other. The mushroom note dominates throughout the wear, imbuing an organic feel to the composition. A unique perfume. A rite of death celebrating nature's decay, and the dead have exquisite taste. I think Treacle just got dethroned for my favorite Pineward perfume.

Review based on the original formula, yellow juice. The new one differs greatly, unfortunately.

IG:@memory.of.scents

07/05/2025

10Scent 10Longevity 10Sillage

Thebooroo
8 Reviews

Thebooroo

3

Death and decay in the most beautiful way

I can't really improve upon DrB's review so I won't even try.

I concur with his words though - Funerie OG is a masterclass in perfumery. Absolutely mesmerising in it's austere beauty. You want rotten, musty wood and all of the new growths associated? That's exactly what you get here but bolstered by the beauty of rose and frankincense.

The newer version removes the most captivating note - Morel Mushroom. Understandably, though, as it was also it's most polarising aspect. As a result, the newer version is a much more easy and linear affair and, sadly, doesn't compare at all. It's more "perfumey" if that makes sense.

I have not tried the reproduced Funerie '22 version but hope that it is, if not an exact replica of the OG, close enough so as to fill the massive gap which was left by it.

02/21/2024

5Scent 10Longevity 9Sillage

LastWonder
488 Reviews

LastWonder

4

Smells like Death

Have y'all watched Hannibal the TV series? In season 1 episode 2, "Amuse-Bouche", the team finds bodies that were buried alive with mushrooms intentionally grown from them. This is what I imagine that crime scene smelling like. This scent starts with a strong funky scent, a dark earthy humid scent that must be the moral mushroom. After the funk I got an animalic leather, like a sweaty horse or animals in the barn type of smell. The animal fades into a more traditional leather but with a smokey background, like a firepit newly put out but still smoldering a little bit. I personally did not get the rose scent, I wish I had because it would have made this a little more wearable to me. This is a scent few will love but it is interesting. The projection and longevity lasted all day.

08/29/2025

pizzapigeon
1 Review

pizzapigeon

3

Church in the misty hillside

You're invited to the funeral of a distant relative. It's cloudy and grey when you arrive at the location your phone brought you to.
The church's old exterior is discoloured and the wood has warped. Moss has begun making a home within the grooves, well watered by the mist.
Inside, it's no brighter. The dark wood of the pews seems to suck all the candlelight away. The rose bouquets are already drying out, suffocating in the smoke of insence that doesn't quite drown out the musty smell of decay.
Nobody else is there but the priest. He smiles at you. His teeth are too sharp.

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