Bucephalus Xi unisex

Scent story

Bucephalus Xi (named for Alexander's horse) is a charge — black currant and pineapple bold and fruity at first, like a banner unfurling, then myrrh adding a dark, resinous depth, like incense in a temple. The jasmine-rose heart is lush, the vanilla-amber base warm and golden. It's a rich, dramatic scent — for those who like their fragrances with history and heft. The myrrh here is the star: ancient, mysterious, compelling. Beginners: rich and resinous — intriguing, but not a first perfume.