Wolf

Jennifer Jambon · 2ml $10.99 · 50ml $155

The forest, worn lighter. Red pepper, davana, plum and cardamom open dark and fruity, then pine, balsam fir, vetiver, clary sage, myrrh, cedar and olibanum fill the middle, and oakmoss, leather, tonka and amber close it warm. The house original and the most wearable thing they make, clean enough for an office in a lineup that mostly is not. Two things before you choose it over the extrait: projection is the recurring complaint, commonly gone inside two hours, and it sits near enough to Sauvage Eau Forte that people say so unprompted.

Wisent

Valérie Bessone · 2ml $10.99 · 50ml $155

Hay and acorns turning to vanilla. Blackcurrant leaf, blackberry leaf and grapefruit open green and tart, hay, acorn and grass fill a dry nutty middle, and vanilla carries the entire back half alone. The gentlest thing in a range built mostly on fur and tar, and the hay and acorn accord is genuinely comforting. It is also the simplest: the green opening is gone in about twenty minutes and what remains develops very little. Buy it as an easy cold weather skin scent, not as the animal portrait the bison on the box is promising.

Bear

Laure Santantoni · 2ml $10.99 · 50ml $155

Raw honey and propolis over cinnamon bark. Woods, cinnamon and ginger open warm and dry, propolis, honey and iris build a heart that reads waxy and almost hive like rather than sugary, and cedar, bark, labdanum and vanilla settle it furry. The propolis is the best accord in the entire house, raw and faintly animal where most honey fragrances head straight for dessert, and this is the one release here we would hand to someone cautious. The drydown is where it loses people: after a few hours the character thins into a pleasant but ordinary warm skin scent.

Boar

Marie-Cécile Dor · 2ml $10.99 · 50ml $155

Truffle and damp moss under a fur coat. Apple and geranium open bright and slightly odd against what follows, moss, conifer and truffle fill the middle with real forest floor weight, and leather, a fur accord, woods and vetiver close it animal. If you want mushroom, wet earth and fur rendered properly rather than merely suggested, this is the most committed version of it in the range and quietly one of the best things they have done. It is also not a fragrance for an office, a dinner, or anyone standing close to you, and the apple opening splits people hard.

Deer

Vanessa Prudent · 2ml $10.99 · 50ml $155

Coffee, cumin and tobacco in a hay barn. Clary sage, tobacco, mint, cumin, coffee and pistachio open dense and strange, hay, cedar and patchouli carry a dry rustling middle, and leather with musk closes it close to the body. The most distinctive thing the house makes, and coffee against cumin and tobacco is a genuinely original accord that nobody else is attempting at this money. It is also the one we would most insist you sample first, because the opening is physically difficult for a meaningful number of people. If it works on you it is remarkable. If it does not, you will know fast.

Goat

Laurent Marrone · 2ml $10.99 · 50ml $155

Goat's milk and mushroom over fur and oud. A goat's milk accord opens with mushroom, truffle, osmanthus and violet leaf, lactic and strange at once, then conifer, patchouli, cedar, cumin and clove build the middle and fur, leather, moss, costus, oud and vetiver finish it properly animal. The most talked about fragrance in the house and the one that proves the concept, because the milk and barnyard are built with real craft rather than played for shock. It is the single release Persolaise singled out for praise. Two honest warnings: it is a barnyard, and there is a line past which it reads as manure, which some people cross on the first spray.

Moko

Perfumer not published · 2ml $12.99 · 50ml $185

Wet soil and raspberry under a fig tree. Raspberry, a water accord, fig leaf and Akigalawood open cool and green with the fruit kept tart rather than jammy, lily of the valley, salicylate and cedarwood build a damp floral middle, and sandalwood, ambroxan and oakmoss finish it dry. The petrichor effect is as photorealistic as the genre gets and it is the reason to own this rather than another blue fragrance. The salicylate is the risk: on some skin it tips from mineral toward something closer to cleaning product. Wear it in heat.

Mora

Cyrill Rolland · 2ml $12.99 · 50ml $185

Rain on cold rock, then peppercorns. Thyme, Sichuan pepper, red pepper, a water accord and grapefruit open prickling and cold, marsh labrador tea, cypress, geranium, cardamom and hemp carry a damp green middle, and vetiver, incense, leather and fir balsam ground the finish. The wet stone effect is convincing and marsh labrador tea is a material almost nobody else is using. It is also the sharpest thing in the range and reads medicinal to a lot of people, closer to a clinic than a forest for the first twenty minutes, and at twenty percent it is the softest performer of the three. Buy it for the materials.

The Wild Set

The animal line · 6 x 2ml $35

The whole animal line in one box. Wolf, Bear, Wisent, Deer, Boar and Goat, each sealed in the house's own 2ml vial. The honest way into a house this polarising, and the only sensible way to find out whether Goat and Boar work on you before committing to a bottle. Deer and Goat are the two most likely to stop you cold, in either direction, so meet them here rather than at full price.

The Slavic Set

The 2025 trio · 3 x 2ml $30

The 2025 collection, all three. Moko, Mora and Veles in the brand's own box. Veles is the reason to buy this and also the one most likely to offend, so meeting it in 2ml is the right order of operations. Moko and Mora read almost identically on paper, both mineral and damp, and land quite differently on skin, which is the other argument for taking all three at once.