Delicious Night

Blackberry surges forward with sharp, slightly jammy immediacy, colliding with a bright, almost herbaceous ginger bite and an unexpected martini accord that reads less as alcoholic vermouth and more as botanical gin botanicals. The first five minutes feel arrestingly fruity and somewhat savoury-spiced, catching people off-guard with its near-saline quality.

The florals unfold gradually, with jasmine developing a creamy, slightly soapy character whilst orchid adds an orchidaceous coolness and freesia provides almost citric brightness. The ginger retreats substantially, and the composition becomes noticeably sweeter as the amber begins asserting itself—the fragrance transforms from fruit-forward and spicy into something softer, more powdery, with iris lending a gentle cosmetic quality that feels faintly vintage.

Frankincense and myrrh emerge to dominate, creating a warm, resinous haze that envelops the remaining amber. The base becomes increasingly incensory and atmospheric rather than aggressively sweet, the florals fade to whisper-thin, and what persists is a hazy, faintly smoky amber-resin accord that feels both comforting and slightly ethereal—intimate without being cloying.