Kerosene - Summer Of 84 (EdP)

The Detroit Tigers won the World Series, I was young. Summer air smelled as new and clean as grapefruit pop sunk with ice cubes, fizzed in warm sun. Popsicle wrappers and fresh cut melons half-eaten on the picnic table. It was the Summer of 84.
It was the Summer of '84.

Fragrance Notes

Grapefruit, Lemon, Bergamot, Melon, White Flowers, Fresh Water, Musk

Fragrance House 

Kerosene is the work of motorcycle mechanic turned self-taught perfumer John Pegg and hails from the industrial heartland of Michigan in the US.

John was always been captivated by scents; gasoline, stamped steel, plastic, trees, earth, and eventually a name was forged - Kerosene. These powerful fragrances needed a bottle to match and so John put his painting talents to work. Each bottle is unique, always painted with high quality automotive paint and clearcoat. The result is if a shiny, classic metallic Ford collided with perfume!

"Hailing from Michigan, which is frigid about seven months of the year, I am naturally attracted to warm notes. Amber, woods, and spices, they do it for me and make their way into a lot of what I do. I'm a simple person, but my scents won't be."

John is the real deal and his scents are  magnificent - try them!