Kottabaz

Bright, salty citrus with a mineral-vetiver tang. The sprayer on the 15 mL size is incredible.

A dry, woody, briny scent, but neither heavy nor oppressive.

Dry and dirty hay with an even dirtier base of tobacco and leather. Sharpish for a few hours before softening up.

Opens with velvety florals mingling with tea and herbs. A serious tea merchant's shop, savory and robust well into the afternoon.

Spiced woods without any intrusive, compulsory vanilla or amber element to sweeten it up for the sugar-addicted masses. Great for the price.

Sharp opening isn't bad but the prospect of smelling like that all day is a little daunting. Settles quickly to a lower-key savoriness.

Opens herby and astringent, but in a humid sort of way via subtle use of aquatics. Later, deeply savory herbs and wood take over.

If you tried D.S. & Durga Peanut but wanted it to be grassier, try this!

I get more ginger, citrus, and spice from this than hinoki, but it is excellent regardless.

A cozy herbal potion that smells like a hearth witch's pantry; somewhere, there is a bowl of dough set out to rise.