• 1899 whiskey sours, precious resins, red cedar. The image is of an abandoned general store overgrown with tumbleweeds.
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1899 - Perfume

1899 - Perfume

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Notes: Lemon, whiskey, fruit, caramel, incense, cedar

Descriptors: Booze, citrus, wood. gourmand, incense

Ingredients: Isopropyl myristate, fragrance

Known Allergens: Geraniol, citral

“These hands made of splinters, keep knocking back the whiskey sours…”

About: Cold pressed Florida lemon, a full-bodied whiskey accord with nuances of coconut, apple, caramel, oak, pineapple and clove. Boozy enough to be recognizable, but you won’t smell like you’ve been day drinking. Benzoin, Western red cedar (a dry, nutmeg-like wood), and frankincense round out the base into a gourmand-leaning incense.

Inspired by the body of work by the band Murder by Death. Don’t let their name fool you like they did me. In the early 00s, I had the chance to see them play, but had never heard them before.  Judging the band by their name, I thought they’d probably be run-of-the-mill metal/hardcore. I was absolutely, 110% blown away by their unique and flawlessly cohesive mix of Americana, post-hardcore and ghost stories about love, loss, falls from grace and redemption. They immediately became one of my favorite bands.

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Customer Reviews

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Deja Yerger
1899 - Oil Review

I am BEGGING for this in EDP form! It is exactly as advertised--like drinking a whisky sour in an ancient dive bar. The kind of dive bar where only locals go to drink, because its furnishings (and menu) have not been updated since the current owner bought it 30+ years ago. Its history is long enough to be murky with questionable lore and legends, and every surface bears some scar or another from the passage of time. This is the fragrance of a place where everybody knows your name, and your order is always simply "the usual".

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Kelly Salvadore

weak

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Felicia

I want to start with saying I am a bourbon girl that doesn’t shy away from a double oak. I didn’t wear this on because upon first smell the sweetness was overwhelming and then it quickly got covered in smoke. I think this has some potential, but as is-it’s both too sweet AND too smoky. (Maybe it’s someone else’s tea-or maybe i just prefer to drink rather than wear it)

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Joshua Jimenez
A total Whiskey Bomb

It smells like it's top note: Sweet Whiskey, and that note stays all throughout the time it's on your skin. I didn't like it, personally, but a female friend of mine found it strong, but sweet, and enjoyed it's frutier notes