Woody

Imagine walking through a sun-baked Mediterranean hillside where silvery-green shrubs release their oils into warm air. Canary Islands juniper smells like fresh-cut wood—crisp and slightly peppery—with a resinous undertone reminiscent of incense or pine needles. There's a subtle earthiness beneath, almost mineral, with hints of dry herbs and a whisper of gin botanicals. It's clean and woody without being sharp, more like inhaling the dry warmth of coastal scrubland than the green bite of typical juniper.

Oriental