a closer sniff
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STORA SKUGGAN
Smells like: Smells like the way moonlight on your skin feels
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the bit you might not know
Named after a 16th-century account by naturalist Conrad Gessner, who described moonlight filling Alpine caves so brightly it seemed to turn liquid, dripping from limestone stalactites as a strange white mineral deposit called "moonmilk." Black tea and cardamom keep it grounded and mineral rather than sweet.