The Bacchus Feast captures the wild, ecstatic spirit of Dionysus—god of wine, celebration, and divine madness. This fragrance opens with intriguing davana, lush lotus, and juicy blackcurrant, beckoning you toward revelry. At the heart, clary sage, nutmeg, and marigold, mingle like a banquet of herbs and spices, evoking the intoxicating joy of ancient festivals. The finish is grounded by fir, ryegrass, and the sweet-anise whisper of fennel—earthy, green, and intoxicating. Like a true Bacchanal, this scent is lush, fruity, herbaceous, with a dash of spice and narcotic allure: a perfect tribute to Dionysian abandon and bliss.

Season: Winter

Element: Water / Ether

Scent: Unisex

Occasion: Celebration, Dinner Gathering, Party

Deity: Dionysus (Roman name: Bacchus)

Dionysus, the god of ecstasy and transformation, reigns as the master of change—from the ripening of fruit on the vine to the wild frenzy of celebration beneath moonlit skies. His myth is the story of the grape: humble, earthbound, yet destined to be transformed by time, by hands, and by ancient rites into something intoxicating, magical, and divine. It’s a metamorphosis at the core of The Bacchus Feast—an olfactory celebration where the ordinary becomes extraordinary.

From the very first spray, you’re greeted by the lush burst of davana and the aquatic clarity of lotus, layered with tart, wine-like blackcurrant—a scent that brims with the juicy promise of grapes waiting to be changed. These radiant, fruity top notes glisten like dew on vineyard leaves, inviting you into a world where excess is holy and the senses are meant to be awakened.

At its heart, The Bacchus Feast dances with clary sage, nutmeg, and marigold: herbs and spices found in ancient feasts, their scents weaving together in a narcotic haze reminiscent of incense and garlands strewn across banquet tables. As with Dionysus’ frenzied cult, these notes are heady, alluring, and just slightly wild—a nod to the sense of liberation and abandon at the core of every good revel.

But it’s in the base where the magic truly settles. Fir, ryegrass, and the sweet green of fennel whisper of earth and forests—the grounding force that anchors Dionysus even as he revels. Just as the grape must endure pressing and fermentation to become wine, so too are our rough edges and raw spirits transformed by experience into something richer and more potent. The perfume dries down to a mellow, herbal, yet narcotic finish: bold, lively, and a little bit untamed, echoing both vineyard dusk and festival dawn.

The Bacchus Feast is more than a scent—it’s an invitation to transformation, a reminder that every day holds the potential for renewal and joy. It honors Dionysus not only as the god of pleasure, but as the force that allows what’s hidden within us all to come pouring forth, shameless and celebratory. Feel a frenetic feast for the senses becoming as rich and complex as aged wine.