Cherry Ink wears like stepping into a hidden bar after midnight, the kind of place with low light, dark wood, and a bottle of red wine already open on the table.

It starts with cherry, but not the bright candy kind. This is darker and richer—black cherry touched with rum, black pepper, and a little bergamot to keep it from becoming too sweet. It feels juicy at first, then quickly turns deeper, like the fruit has been left to soak in liquor.

As it settles, the room gets quieter. Red wine, rose, jasmine, warm spices, myrrh, and that unusual ink note start to come through. The cherry is still there, but now it feels stained into the background, surrounded by florals, spice, and something slightly mysterious.

By the drydown, vanilla, tonka, benzoin, amber, woods, patchouli, musk, and oud take over. The fragrance becomes warmer, smoother, and darker, while the cherry lingers underneath like a memory of the first drink.

Cherry Ink starts boozy and dark, moves through wine, florals, and ink, then settles into a warm woody sweetness. It feels less like cherry candy and more like cherry after midnight.

TOP NOTES:
Cherry, Bergamot, Black Pepper, Rhum Accord, Black Cherry

HEART NOTES:
Red Wine, Damask Rose, Jasmine, Lily of the Valley, Mimosa, Warm Spices, Ink, Myrrh

BASE NOTES:
Vanilla Berries, Tonka Bean, Precious Woods, Patchouli, Benzoin, Amber, Musk, Agarwood (Oud)