What would you do if it were your last night on earth? For Johann Friedrich Struensee, doomed doctor of the Danish court, it meant a picnic with his love and their friends on the last night before his death. As always, champagne and figs, his favorite fruit, were on the menu, as dusk turned the sky purple. Joy and tears, sorrow and laughter, a bitter sweet cocktail that lives on in this Purple Fig.

Top Notes Sichuan Pepper, Angelica Seeds

Heart Notes Galbanum, Green Fig, Jasmine Absolue

Base Notes Vetiver, Cashmere Woods

Olfactive Family Aromatic

One summer night, in a suite at New York's Chelsea Hotel. Red rose petals litter the floor and cigar smoke fills the air. Miles Davis plays the trumpet, while two Andalucian flamenco dancers move to the beats of tango. Strains of music were spilling onto the hot street below, dirty with deep soul and as smooth as velvet.

Top Notes Bergamot, Elemi

Heart Notes White leather, Labdanum

Base Notes Patchouli fraction, Papyrus

Olfactive Family Woody Aromatic