SpiriticaWeon

Description Spiritica Weon Extrait is a fragrance built around the Valley of the Moon in northern Chile, a ghostly, lunar desert landscape. Perfumer Daniele Muratori Caputo pairs a bright pisco sour and bitter coca leaf opening with cooling black and white mint, then a strange, creamy heart of milk and vanilla ice cream. Salty, ozonic, earthy and mineral notes anchor the base, so the result reads less like a literal cocktail and more like an abstract landscape. The name Weon is a Chilean word for friendship. Scent Character Fresh: 36% Woody & Earthy: 36% Sweet: 18% Floral: 9% Translation: Cold mint and citrusy cocktail freshness over a creamy, sweet ice-cream heart, grounded by dry, salty, mineral earth. Fragrance Pyramid Top: Coca Leaves, Pisco Sour Heart: Black Mint, White Mint, Milk, Vanilla Ice Cream, Copihue Balsam Base: Salty Notes, Ozonic Notes, Earthy Notes, Lithium Performance Expect moderate to good longevity and a noticeable, but not overpowering, presence. The fresh mint and ozonic facets keep it airy, so it wears more like a cool, bright extrait than a heavy, syrupy one. Results vary with skin type and weather. Best Occasions & Season Versatile across the year, with its coolness making it especially at home in spring and summer. It suits office days, leisure, evenings and nights out, and it is a strong pick for anyone who wants something genuinely different from the usual fresh fragrances. Concentration & Provenance Extrait de parfum, unisex, launched in 2024 by Spiritica, an Italian niche house exploring the occult and paranormal through scent. Nose: Daniele Muratori Caputo. Sold as a 1.7 oz / 50 ml retail bottle. Try Before You Commit Unsure about a pisco-and-ice-cream fragrance? Try it first: 1 mL sample $5.99, 5 mL sample $24.99, 10 mL sample $40.99. The 50 ml bottle is $250.00. 100% Authentic Every bottle is 100% authentic and verified for authenticity. Trusted by 200,000+ orders, rated 4.9★ on Trustpilot, with free US shipping over $100 and hassle-free returns. FAQ Does Weon smell like alcohol? It plays with the idea of a pisco sour, but the effect is bright, minty and creamy rather than boozy. Is it masculine or feminine? Unisex. Its mint, milk and mineral character is not tied to either. Who made it? Daniele Muratori Caputo, founder of Spiritica. Is it a sweet gourmand? Only partly. The ice-cream note is balanced by salt, mint and earth, so it is more curious than cloying.