Cape Wrath is named after a rugged coastline on the most north-westerly tip of Britain. This fragrance draws inspiration from this wild, treacherous seascape. The remote landmark's name comes from an old Norse word for 'turning point.' For centuries, sailors used it to navigate the coast. Yet, its treacherous waters have claimed countless vessels. This scent is a journey through [aquatic](/style/aquatic) and [resinous](/style/resinous) worlds, capturing a powerful, wild, and windswept character.

A sharp opening of bitter [galbanum](/note/galbanum) and spicy [pink pepper](/note/pink-pepper) creates a bracing feel. The heart reveals cold, resinous notes of [frankincense](/note/frankincense) and [mastic](/note/mastic). It settles into a salty, earthy base. Notes of [seaweed](/note/seaweed), [ambergris](/note/ambergris), and wet [oakmoss](/note/oakmoss) evoke the feeling of a stormy, windswept coast.