Gin Fusion
Why We Carry This
Vetiver, cardamom, and oakmoss ground the base so it doesn't stay a one-note citrus blast. Lorenzo Pazzaglia clearly built this around the actual botanicals in a gin recipe rather than a vague cocktail idea, and the juniper carries through from top to base, which is the detail that makes it work.
Scent Pyramid
Top: lime, citron, peppermint, lemon, yuzu, sweet orange, bergamot, orange, mandarin, neroli, cassis, pomelo
Heart: lemongrass, gin accord, juniper, ginger, spearmint, lily of the valley, lemon balm, green tea, vervain, mate, tea, tarragon
Base: juniper, vetiver, sandalwood, cedarwood, oakmoss, amber, cardamom
This smells like someone actually set out to bottle a good gin and tonic rather than just calling any citrus blend 'gin.' Lime, citron, and yuzu crash in first with a sharp hit of peppermint, then juniper and ginger show up in the heart alongside lily of the valley and green tea, botanical and slightly bitter in the right way.