Kerosene - Winter of 99 (EdP)

It was the end of the 90s, and Detroit was pummeled by a snow storm as panic ensued over Y2K. Were the heat and lights ever gonna come back on? Refuge under a cozy blanket with a mug in hand.

It was the Winter of '99.

Fragrance Notes

Smoldering Vanilla, Woods, Molasses, and Nutmeg.

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!