Whiskey

Stephane Humbert Lucas 777

Sand Dance by Stéphane Humbert Lucas 777 opens with whiskey and anise — the kind of pairing that declares intentions immediately: this is a gourmand-Oriental, serious and slightly decadent.

Eau D'Italie

Bois d'Ombrie opens with an emphatically unusual set of top notes: cognac and whiskey give boozy, fermented warmth; carrot contributes a woody, earthy quality; calamus a reedy sweetness.

Bath & Body Works

Coffee & Whiskey leans entirely into a single premise: the warm, comforting intersection of dark roast and aged spirits.

Bath & Body Works

Velvet Sugar is a full-tilt gourmand with surprising structural complexity.

Atkinsons

A boozy gentleman's cologne built around whisky and tea, opened by juniper berries and cardamom over a slick of green galbanum.

Zara

Whiskey and cinnamon land before bergamot can soften the opening — this starts warm and slightly harsh, tobacco already signaling itself through the spice.

Penhaligon'S

Blasted Heath opens on cold sea spray and seaweed cracked over rocks, a saltwater bracing that reads more North Sea than Mediterranean.

Jo Malone London

A boozy, spiced opening — whiskey and cognac translated as warm grain and dried-fruit sweetness, allspice supplying the dry, peppery lift.

Bath & Body Works

Whiskey Reserve opens with a bright, almost cidery apple — short-lived but distinctive, less of a polished fruit accord than the candied apple BBW usually does.