I have to be honest, it wasn't that challenging because I mostly smelled oak/wood the whole time; it was only in the dry down that the fruits came through.
Woody, since it's a subfamily of the cypress family, it probably has a bit of cypress in it, but I didn't notice that at all... Oak was the most dominant.
Haha yeah, when I read the notes, I thought it wouldn't be good. But it's actually well done since I hardly perceive any sweetness...guess others didn't feel the same way.
* for me, it's very unsweet and has more oak wood/whiskey associations from the Ore by Slumberhouse, almost the same scent (just without cocoa).
After a brief cough syrup opening, it goes straight into oak wood/oak barrel notes that lead into slightly fermented/alcoholic nuances (which surprisingly harmonize well).
What does the giant sequoia smell like?
Sounds like a wild but apparently very successful tree-berry compote!
After a brief cough syrup opening, it goes straight into oak wood/oak barrel notes that lead into slightly fermented/alcoholic nuances (which surprisingly harmonize well).