Ten countries, ten scents: which one is yours?

We didn't want ten shapes with the same smell. Each country got its own scent, inspired by its landscapes, its food or its markets. Here's the full line-up.

Albania: mountain tea & fig#

Herbal and warm, with a soft sweetness. Mountain tea is a classic in Albanian homes, and fig trees grow in almost every village garden.

Kosovo: wild berries & musk#

Fruity and round, with a smooth musky base. A crowd favourite if you like something sweet but not sugary.

Germany: Black Forest fir#

Fresh, green and woody, like a walk through the forest after rain. Clean without smelling like a cleaning product.

Turkey: pomegranate & amber#

Juicy pomegranate on top, warm amber underneath. Rich and a little exotic.

Bosnia and Herzegovina: black coffee & cardamom#

Inspired by Bosnian coffee, served with care. Deep and aromatic, with a hint of spice.

Croatia: lavender & sea breeze#

Lavender fields meet the Adriatic coast. Calm, airy and fresh.

Montenegro: sea salt & olive leaf#

Salty, green and light. Smells like summer on the bay.

Macedonia: fresh citrus & basil#

Bright citrus with a green, herbal twist. Lively and uplifting.

Bulgaria: Damask rose#

Bulgaria is famous for its rose valley, so this one had to be rose. Floral and elegant.

Morocco: mint tea & orange blossom#

Fresh mint and delicate orange blossom, like a glass of tea in a busy souk.

How to choose#

• You like fresh and clean: Germany, Croatia or Montenegro
• You like sweet and fruity: Kosovo or Turkey
• You like warm and spicy: Bosnia and Herzegovina or Albania
• You like floral: Bulgaria or Morocco
• You like bright and zesty: Macedonia

See them all on the products page.