GOLD LICORICE
The Last Supper — No. ___
Some scents are made for quiet moments. This one is made for the toast — the exact second the glasses touch and everybody’s smiling before the night even really starts.
It opens like a celebration already in motion: dragonfruit and candied litchi, sweet and exotic, lifted by champagne fizzing bright and golden. As it breathes on skin, the fragrance turns lush and a little seductive — hibiscus blooming red against dark, glossy black currant, like fruit tumbling straight off a dessert tray at a party you never want to leave. It settles into something warm and inviting: vanilla, musk, and teakwood, smooth and a little smoky, the way a great night lingers even after the lights come up.
This one’s about celebration itself — the feeling of finally getting to a moment you worked toward, glass raised, everyone you love in the room. Gold Licorice is that feeling, bottled: sweet, golden, and worth toasting to.
Notes
Top: Dragonfruit, Champagne, Candied Litchi
Middle: Hibiscus, Black Currant
Base: Vanilla, Musk, Teakwood
Main Accords: Sweet, Champagne, Citrus, Fruity
Best Worn:
Weather: Warm, golden evenings
Season: Spring through Summer
Occasion: Celebrations, parties, anywhere there’s a reason to raise a glass
This fragrance is part of The Last Supper — the final bundle I’ll ever release. Seven was always my dad’s number for me; he called me Lucky, and I’m closing this chapter the way he’d have wanted — with the number that means the most.
Gold Licorice ships late September / early October. Every bottle right now is a pre-order — reserve yours before this run is gone for good. Keep an eye on your email for release updates.
GOLD LICORICE
The Last Supper — No. ___
Some scents are made for quiet moments. This one is made for the toast — the exact second the glasses touch and everybody’s smiling before the night even really starts.
It opens like a celebration already in motion: dragonfruit and candied litchi, sweet and exotic, lifted by champagne fizzing bright and golden. As it breathes on skin, the fragrance turns lush and a little seductive — hibiscus blooming red against dark, glossy black currant, like fruit tumbling straight off a dessert tray at a party you never want to leave. It settles into something warm and inviting: vanilla, musk, and teakwood, smooth and a little smoky, the way a great night lingers even after the lights come up.
This one’s about celebration itself — the feeling of finally getting to a moment you worked toward, glass raised, everyone you love in the room. Gold Licorice is that feeling, bottled: sweet, golden, and worth toasting to.
Notes
Top: Dragonfruit, Champagne, Candied Litchi
Middle: Hibiscus, Black Currant
Base: Vanilla, Musk, Teakwood
Main Accords: Sweet, Champagne, Citrus, Fruity
Best Worn:
Weather: Warm, golden evenings
Season: Spring through Summer
Occasion: Celebrations, parties, anywhere there’s a reason to raise a glass
This fragrance is part of The Last Supper — the final bundle I’ll ever release. Seven was always my dad’s number for me; he called me Lucky, and I’m closing this chapter the way he’d have wanted — with the number that means the most.
Gold Licorice ships late September / early October. Every bottle right now is a pre-order — reserve yours before this run is gone for good. Keep an eye on your email for release updates.
