Modern Luxury Perfume - Made in Scotland

Nectary

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$76 $152 In stock

Category: Progressive Botany Vol. I

Born of a daydream to create a garden for the skin. Equal parts flower, leaf and soil.

 

Impression

Bramble, Cranberry, Peach, Rose Absolute.

 

Fade

Oud, Ambergris, Roseroot, Olibanum, Selfheal, Castoreum*, Civet*, Labdanum Absolute, Musk.*

*of synthetic origin.

 

Nectary is a profusion of diaphanous flowers. A modern alternative to more traditional signatures.

This is a brutal floral bouquet, abundant with honeyed sweetness and oozing with precious sap. There is a beguiling tartness as Nectary unfurls. A ripe, juicy nuance compliments narcotic blushed petals adding unfiltered naturalness.

Nectary is not a preened garden; there is bravado and danger lurking at every twist and turn. To disturb the slumbering flowers would prove perilous. Crude terracotta vases spill with fruit-bearing inflorescences. Cool mineral vapours radiate from ivory walls, incubating delicate seedlings.

Nectary is a garden protected by hardy, thorn emblazoned flora, ouch! Rose absolute from Isparta is the sworn protector, shielding injured wood and regal bouquets.

 

Made in Scotland.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 8 reviews)

Lily N. ★★★★★

I wasn't sure how the rose and oud would balance together, but the cranberry cuts through just enough to keep it from feeling heavy. The blast is sharp and green, then it settles into something warm and almost earthy on my skin after an hour. Wore it to work and kept catching myself sniffing my wris

Sebastian L. ★★★★★

The very first spritz hit me with bramble and cranberry, sharp and juicy, before melting into something deeper like oud and ambergris. It's a weird, wonderful mix that lasts all day on my skin without shouting for attention. I keep catching myself sniffing my wrist hours later.

Grace L. ★★★★★

The opening is pure garden—that rose and cranberry hits like crushed petals, then the oud and ambergris settle in and stay for hours. I keep catching whiffs of the roseroot on my collar and it’s honestly better than any perfume I’ve owned.