The Scent: The scent of the worn, aging pages balance perfectly with a leather note not quite like any other in the Library. It is full and rounded, but without being sharp or biting, and somehow being both casual and formal, depending on the context. Touches of cedar, patchouli and tobacco create a complete experience.The Inspiration: We may read paperback, and we may listen to audio books, but the experience of a hardcover book is measurably different and worthy of memorializationThe Story: Their house had real hardcover books in it, and you often saw them lying open on the sofa, the words still warm from being read ~ David SedarisFragrance Elements:Pink Pepper, Davana, Jasmin, Tobacco, Cedarwood, Leather, Patchouli, and Worn Pages Accords Paperback v Old Book Comparison:Paperback:Lighter scentAged paper, VioletsTransparentOld Book:Heavier and more substantial Aged Paper, Leather, PatchouliSubstantive Click here for the entire Old Book collection
