Raking Leaves
Raking Leaves
Raking Leaves captures the scent of fallen leaves after an autumn rain, the slightly sour & lightly sweet apple pear cider
Scent Notes: fallen leaves, rain, and apple cider
Story of Raking Leaves
It was a chore that came around for a few weeks every Fall growing up in New Jersey. The beauty of the tree foliage must end in ground covered in fallen leaves. And suburban yards fill up fast with leaves that need to be raked into piles that line the streets. The smell of the fallen leaves and the autumn rain is a familiar fragrance that fills the air. ‘Raking leaves” captures the smell of those fallen autumn leaves & cider. Another warm comforting drink that marks this time of year on the east coast. It’s a simple, yet completely unique and interesting scent that I love & miss (unlike the leaf raking, which I don’t miss one bit).
-Jeffrey
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