Twelve Ways to Play a Musical Instrument

[galahad]

Blue lilac, pink pepper, birch tar, juniper berry, and lemon peel.

I couldn't resist another lilac blend after Cave of Treasures last year

In the bottle:
A similar vibe to Cave of Treasures with that round lilac note. A touch of juniper in the back

On the Skin:
Lilac and juniper making an unusual but nice combo, lush but almost candyish.

On the Drydown:
The lemon peel peeks out to add slight bitterness to tame the sweetness of the lilac. The birch tar is not forefront but adds a smokiness and the juniper adds a freshness and slight fruitiness. This is actually quite the morpher within a narrow scent band. A tiny bit of spicy kick from the pink pepper. I think, like Cave of Treasures, this will come into it's own after a brief period of aging.

[zankoku_zen]

Lilac, pink pepper, and a touch of lemon peel. This one is a fresh lilac, with the pink pepper lending a hint of spice to it, and with a fresh citrus zest note at the very top. Low throw and average wear length though. Pity, since I was really enjoying the lilac in this.