Notes similar to those found in By the Fireplace. A woody inspired-by fragrance for everyone SHOREDITCH is an evocative smoky scent opening with a buttery burnt sugar, smokier dry down and pine needles. A truly smoky, sweet, sensual fragrance. Provocative and rich, this fragrance is perfect for cosy nights. Main accords ~ Woody, Vanilla, Balsamic, Warm spicy, Amber, Podder, Nutty, Musky, Soft spicy, Sweet. Inspired by By the Fireplace SHOREDITCH is a woody, unisex fragrance inspired by By The Fireplace, which was launched in 2015. This scent can be described as nothing other than unique. Think back upon your life – do you have any memories of sitting by a fireplace, warming yourself after a cold day? Whether you’ve experienced the wonders of a fireplace or not, this scent will transport you to the warming embers of a fireplace. The scent opens with spicy hits of cloves and pink pepper, which are counteracted with a citrus hit of orange blossom. The combination creates something both warm and bright, like a clear sunrise on Christmas Day. The opening notes slowly give way to a wonderful set of middle notes. Chestnut, guaiac wood and juniper weave together in a beautifully intricate way, evoking the feeling of something warm, inviting and utterly comforting. The woody scents pair with juniper to create something balanced between comfort and sweetness. As the middle notes cast their final touches, you become acquainted with the bottom notes of this fragrance inspired by By The Fireplace. Vanilla, Peru balsam and cashmeran are blended in a masterful way to continue the feelings of warmth and comfort, whilst adding their own touches of gourmand delight. As you may have guessed, this aftershave inspired by By The Fireplace is the ultimate cold-weather scent. With no prior experience of this scent, you’re somehow still met with this feeling of deja vu, of a time gone by, something so familiar and comforting. The longevity of this scent is fantastic, so you can carry the warmth of this fragrance through the frostiest of days and well into the night.
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