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Pineward
Smells like a golden grass field after harvest
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the bit you might not know
Started life as a lighter reimagining of Hayloft but changed enough during development that Pineward gave it its own name instead of calling it a flanker. The name is also a nod to Tolkien; one of its notes is literally called "Westfarthing leaf," the fictional pipe-tobacco brand from...
Pineward
Smells like tropical fruit dripping onto salty skin
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Uses an unusually engineered mint accord, combined from essential oil, SCO2 extraction, and absolute specifically so the mint note survives the entire wear time instead of fading early, which is a common problem with mint in perfumery!
Pineward
Smells like lichen on stone
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Named for and directly inspired by the Holy Cross Wilderness in Colorado's Rocky Mountains, including two real, specific locations: Mystic Island Lake and the Mount of the Holy Cross itself. Watercress and juniper meet wet stone and lichen, built to smell like alpine terrain coming alive in spring.
Pineward
Smells like dew clinging to moss
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A recreation of the brand's very first fragrance, rebuilt after a key original ingredient became unavailable. It won Basenotes' "Best Artisanal Perfume" award in the North America category for 2021! Perfumer Nicholas Nilsson built the whole house around wanting raw, unsoftened conifer materials that most fine fragrance tends...
Pineward
Smells like fog rolling over the rising tide
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Built with real bladderwrack (seaweed) and Irish sea moss to evoke a specific overcast, misty beach. It's one of the only aquatic-forward fragrances in a catalog otherwise dominated by dark, resinous forest-y scents.
Pineward
Smells like sun-warmed hay bales
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Built from a custom hay, bison grass, and sweetgrass extract that Pineward co-distilled themselves from about 10 pounds of raw material. Two fragrances came out of that single batch: Hayloft and its sibling, Hayride.
Pineward
Smells like last light in the citrus grove
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Built around Consenza clementine and blood orange, meant to capture "the last slurries of sunlight before sundown." It is important to mention that the leather, suede, and tobacco notes dominate over the citrus, giving it a warmer feel.
Pineward
Smells like a Utah soda shop (lol!)
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An ambitious attempt to recreate the actual scent of Coca-Cola in perfume form. Cola, cinnamon, and coriander built specifically to nail that soda-fountain accuracy. We're thirsty!!
Pineward
Smells like smoldering pine
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Pineward's calls this "a challenging perfume," and it's one of the brand's most popular scents despite that warning. Built around morel mushroom and decayed rose over charred pineboard and incense, meant to evoke funeral rites.
Pineward
Smells like an old library!
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"In the midst of a darkened library lies the Tome of the Unknown, dusty pages burdened with the weight of hidden knowledge and terrible secrets. It rests for now, waiting patiently for new victims to ensnare and spirit away to forgotten realms."
Pineward
Smells like apple cider!
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"A bite of crisp red fall-harvest apples and burley cavendish, a golden-brown cider brew."
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