SMWS is Igniting the Senses with Perfume and Whisky
Laura McQuarrie — December 14, 2021 — Lifestyle
References: thespiritsbusiness
The partnership of perfume and whisky are being explored by the Scotch Malt Whisky Society (SMWS) and fragrance house Kingdom Scotland. This partnership introduces a duo of single-cask SMWS whiskies with a pair of perfumes that are intentionally matched to ignite the senses. Specifically, the Metamorphic and Portal perfumes from Kingdom
Scotland have been paired with SMWS’ Peat Fire Tales on Orkney and Summer Garden Curiosity bottlings, respectively.
While the Metamorphic scent is said to unite the aromas of black pepper, tobacco and incense with the lightly peated profile of the whisky, Portal's herbaceous botanicals complement oak and vanilla flavors. These unique pairings of perfume and whisky can be found at SMWS venues in London, Glasgow and Edinburgh and they aim to inspire new conversations and appreciation for fine spirits.
Scotland have been paired with SMWS’ Peat Fire Tales on Orkney and Summer Garden Curiosity bottlings, respectively.
While the Metamorphic scent is said to unite the aromas of black pepper, tobacco and incense with the lightly peated profile of the whisky, Portal's herbaceous botanicals complement oak and vanilla flavors. These unique pairings of perfume and whisky can be found at SMWS venues in London, Glasgow and Edinburgh and they aim to inspire new conversations and appreciation for fine spirits.
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