Grey's Cabin

This is great and I can’t wait to try it in cooler weather. This is what I got.. Opening: chocolate ice cream Middle: Log cabin/ cozy sweater Dry down: tree bark The cedar is ever present bringing the log cabin vibe. In the beginning I got a lot of cocoa and hint of spice and smoke. In the middle I get the coal but reads clean, not dirty, like your favorite PJ’s just out of the dryer. Then when everything is melded and settled it smells like I’ve been out hugging pine trees. Once again. Angela took a log cabin and put it in a bottle. Sorcery!!

Hot chocolate and a sweet cigar opening. Rum. Wood burning fireplace in an old cabin. Nutmeg and some other otherly spice thing in my drink. Yep that's what I came here for.

This is one of those Solstice Scents that grew on me over time. When I first tried that sample I wasn't blown away, probably because I'm not really a fan of chocolate. However, the notes supporting the chocolate are amazing - exactly like a mountain cabin with a nice warm rug on the floor, and I kept finding myself coming back to it for that comforting quality. This is a cozy scent and makes me want to curl up in front of a fireplace with a hot chocolate and a good book.

This is a really unique scent. I get woodsmoke, cocoa, warmth, and something that smells like clean, fuzzy fabric. This reminds me of being in a cabin by the fire, wearing a flannel and drinking something hot and sweet. It is very atmospheric! I think this is unisex gourmand.

It smells like drinking a spiced hot coca in a cozy log cabin. It would be a great scent to wear on a sleigh ride or while sitting next to a fire knitting. It wears close to the skin for me, maybe a little bit too close for my tastes, but I like it anyways!