Imagine sitting on a terrace on Elephantine Island in the middle of the Nile, basking in the warmth of the evening sun, your cocktail gleaming with the refracted orange glow of the witching hour. There's sweet tobacco in the air, warm woods enveloping you as the sun sinks below the horizon, leaving its dark glow on archaeological sites that have stood for millennia. This is the picture painted by Andy Tower's latest triumph: Sundowner, a heady ginger-and-cinnamon cocktail with a healthy dose of smoky, floral bliss meant to celebrate modern pleasures and ancient beauty, inextricably intertwined. It's an all-tobacco picture, seducing us with an earthy, animalic richness before succumbing to a mesmerizing drydown of delicious amber that will have those around you stealing a few more moments just to enjoy your presence. In some ways, it's a great Tower classic—a deft interplay of spice and sweetness, floral and food, citrus and amber—but it's also something bold and new, perhaps his most comforting and sensual unisex fragrance yet. In other words, if you already love Tower, you can't miss Sundowner. And if his previous masterpieces weren't quite to your liking—well, you can still give Sundowner a try. Trust us on this one.
Perfume components
Editorial:
Cinnamon, orange peel, rose oil, bergamot
Heart of the perfume:
Tobacco, cocoa, nagarmotha
The rule:
Ambergris, sandalwood, tonka bean, vanilla
