Atlantic Pine The Black Stuff

03/04/2025 - 12:20 PM

8Scent 7Longevity 5Sillage 5Bottle

Licorice snails
in a herbal limoncello rush.
Citrus sun shines
ginger-sharp on
minty conifer wood.
Lavender blooms
clove heads steam.

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kssdieHand 10 months ago

...I request the lavender herb.

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Luwa 10 months ago

Oh, licorice in that setting isn't easy.

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NeonNoir 10 months ago

Maybe it's just my imagination, but somehow I can sense that note in there. ;-)

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Danny264 10 months ago

I find licorice tricky in fragrances.

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Konst121 10 months ago

I see myself in the herbal limoncello buzz too :)

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ElAttarine 10 months ago

Ah, that was your licorice and lavender. I don't know the brand at all, but it sounds good, even down below!

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NeonNoir 10 months ago

Yes, exactly. :-) I found this overlap quite fitting.

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Spatzl 10 months ago

Mmmhhh, sounds really delicious.

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Eggi37 10 months ago

I don't like licorice, but I do enjoy herbal limoncello :-)

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Theris 10 months ago

Wherever this place is, let me go there! :D

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NeonNoir 10 months ago

As far as I know, the brand is at least from Ireland. ;-D

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Floyd 10 months ago

Could be to my liking.

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Bosworth 10 months ago

That sounds really good.

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Axiomatic 10 months ago

Interesting lavender here.

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Midnights 10 months ago

The licorice snails living their best life! That sounds wonderfully refreshing and is going on the must-try list. Good summer scents are rare.

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NeonNoir 10 months ago

With the bitter and ethereal notes, it's not exclusively for summer, but it definitely cools you down well. :-)

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Seejungfrau 10 months ago

Sounds wonderfully invigorating.

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NeonNoir 10 months ago

Simple but still beautiful. :-)

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NeonNoir 10 months ago

As wild as this statement may sound, this fragrance is made in a way that's exciting and somehow fitting. It starts off herb-fresh with a slightly licorice-like aroma. Citrus fruits come through with a sour-fruity vibe, accompanied by green-earthy herbs, along with light ethereal-minty facets from the conifers. Clove adds a spicy warmth and a hint of smoke. Ginger comes in woody-spicy, but blends nicely with the fruity citrus note. Combined with aromatic basil, there are moments that remind you of spiced or herbal lemonade, as there's also a certain sweetness. Overall, the scent leans more towards the citrus-herb side, with ginger and lavender dominating, rather than the pine that the name suggests. It's definitely present, but together with the clove, it gives more of an impression of delicate pine tar with a touch of ethereal freshness. So, the theme is somehow hit. It remains herbaceous-citrusy-ethereal into the dry down.

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