Spiceair

Spiceair draws on rainy London. Light clouds, the warmth of the city and mist rising from wet pavements become a meeting of cinnamon and moss. The spice and air within its name express warm accents and a lighter atmosphere.

Cinnamon essence, bergamot essence and a moss note provide the central combination. Pineapple, petitgrain, Ambrox and cedar add further fruit, citrus and wood. Brightness is set against greener mossy shade, suggesting damp city air rather than a confectionery treatment of cinnamon.

Choose it when moss and wood should also contain a little warm spice. An understated shirt or light jacket for a walk through town can suit it. Plant-like depth provides another dimension for someone seeking freshness with a more grounded character.

First introduced in 2018, the original composition is credited to Alienor Massenet. This is an alcohol-free eau de parfum. The illustrated 100mL earlier bottle was verified against capacity-labelled product information. Deep green glass and a gold cap express the early house design.