Nothing but Sea and Sky – Eau de Parfum – Sample

At the very tip of Long Island, at Montauk Point, far from the city, a white and brown lighthouse rises high into the air. Wrapped in icy morning fog, the colors look washed out, but tiny ice crystals glitter everywhere in what little light makes it through the haze. As far as the eye can see, there's white: the snow, the sea spray, and a shapeless expanse where sky and ocean are barely told apart. The last place before the end of the world, or so it seems. So still, and yet so alive.

Nothing but Sea and Sky opens with Italian bergamot, bright and zesty. The first few minutes are almost pure citrus. Then Australian sandalwood takes over, dry and woody, with a faintly milky edge. White musks settle underneath and turn the whole thing soft and clean. What lingers is the feeling of clear winter air, of driftwood on a cold beach, of gentle sea spray, and of yourself, bundled up in the heaviest winter clothes you own.