Esh — Fire — The Consuming Flame
Ember light in a low room. Esh pours dark Caribbean rum over sweet tobacco leaf and roasted espresso, brightened by candied citrus and berry, lifted with champaca and incense. It burns down slowly into amberwood, vetiver, melted toffee and Madagascar vanilla — rich, smoky, impossible to ignore. Esh means fire: a scent for the man whose faith is a flame he never hides.

“For the LORD thy God is a consuming fire.”
Deuteronomy 4:24
The Composition
Opening
Middle
Dry-down
Fragrance Notes

The Ritual
Two sprays into the collar of a heavy knit sweater and one across the back of a worn jacket. Applied to attire — never to skin — the rum and tobacco settle into the weave and warm as the evening goes on.
“Thy name is as ointment poured forth.”
Song of Solomon 1:3
A Fragrance in Its Element
The Occasion
The Attire
The Details
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