ÜBERMUT • Perfume

Dry driftwood, marked for days by sun and salt. Warm, mineral, and slightly salty, with a soft, skin-like radiance. Reminiscent of sun-warmed skin after a day at the sea, light woods, and the clean air of a rocky coast. Elegant, transparent, and at the same time surprisingly present.

Fruity, liqueur-like, and slightly bitter. Reminiscent of overripe apricots, dark plums, and a splash of herbal liqueur. Sweetness and bitterness sit side by side, giving the note something unpredictable. Velvety, warm, and lightly fermented, like fruit that develops its most intense aroma just before spoiling.

Cool, dry, and mineral. Reminiscent of freshly struck flint, dusty rocks, and the metallic spark that occurs when stones are struck together. Barely woody, barely earthy – instead rough, stony, and with an almost electric clarity. Like the smell of a rock ledge after a cold rain shower.

Freshly broken stems, crushed leaves, and the juicy scent of young plants. Green, crisp, and slightly bitter, with hints of grass, herbs, and fresh plant sap. Reminiscent of a garden in the early morning when dew still lies on the leaves and everything feels alive, cool, and untouched.

Earthy, spicy, and coolly elegant. Reminiscent of freshly dug roots, damp soil, and aromatic herbs with a hint of juniper. Dry and green, yet slightly peppery and musky. Like the scent of an old herb garden after a summer rain – mysterious, natural, and surprisingly complex.

Salty, moist, and with a wild maritime depth. Reminiscent of washed-up seaweed, wet rocks, and the spray of a stormy coast. Mineral freshness meets a dark, almost iodine-like marine note. Rough and unvarnished – like the smell of the ocean itself, far from postcard idylls and sunscreen.

Creamy, warm, and soft like finely polished wood. Reminiscent of dry, golden woods with a milky depth, almost like warm skin after sun exposure. Subtly sweet, slightly balsamic, and velvety in the finish. Like the scent of a quiet room made of old wood, radiating calm, intimacy, and timelessness.

Green, watery, and slightly bitter, like freshly broken plant stems right after snapping. Juicy coolness meets a raw, plant-like texture with a slight metallic undertone. Reminiscent of the moment when a flower or leaf is torn apart and the living plant sap lingers in the air – unfiltered, fresh, and almost nervous in its clarity.

Sharp green and almost painfully fresh, like the first cut into living plant tissue. Bitter resinousness meets a raw, chlorophyll-like intensity with a slight medicinal undertone. Dry, resinous, and uncompromisingly vegetal – as if a wild, untamed herb were turning its inner structure outward. No softening, just immediate vegetal character in its most angular form.

Cool, sparkling, and nervously vibrant. Carbonation dominates the impression with a dry, fruity brightness of white grapes. Beneath it, a slightly yeasty, almost metallic tension gives the note structure. Feels airy, dry, and precise, with a clear impression of freshly opened pressure in the glass.

Cold-green and very watery, with a clear, almost neutral freshness. Reminiscent of the typical smell of cucumber skin, slightly sweet and vegetal, without bitterness or sharpness. Feels reduced, clean, and cooling, with a very direct, unprocessed vegetable character.

Dry, soft, and lightly powdery in character. Reminiscent of fine, slightly warmed leather with a velvety surface that shifts between skin and material. Subtly animalistic in undertone but strongly muted, with a warm, slightly dusty texture. Feels calm, close to the body, and slightly retro in appearance – like worn, soft suede without shine.