Woody
Notesambergrisbenzoincoffeecognaccreme bruleeespressoincenseoakopoponaxsmokevanilla
Tags
#beast
#smoky
#sweet
Style
unisex
The moment when the night draws in close, hugging the deliciousness of the evening towards you. Cognac, crème brûlée and coffee blur into guaiac wood and oak, releasing vanilla-tinged smoke in a haze of pleasure. An echo of warmth in the darkness.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
The conversation has slowed, but nobody is quite ready to leave. Espresso bitterness and caramelized sweetness recall the evening’s last course, while cognac and smoky oak give the wearer a warm, substantial presence suited to lingering rather than rushing onward.
How to wear
Cool evenings offer a natural setting for its sweet resins and smoky woods. Start with one or two sprays on skin and let the extrait settle before adding more. A restrained application keeps the cognac-and-dessert richness measured in close company; use an especially light hand in warm rooms.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to dark gourmands with a woody backbone: coffee rather than bright citrus, caramelized sugar rather than airy sweetness, and a smoky finish that gives vanilla and benzoin depth. It suits a taste for rich, enveloping compositions with a distinctly boozy accent.
Release year
2026
The nose
Juli Pätzold and Maria Magdalena Stachowiak, also known as Magda Stachowiak, jointly composed 23:59. Their in-house approach begins with a scene and develops its aromatic narrative through research, formulation and refinement. At the Hamburg atelier, they oversee composition, blending, maturation and small-batch bottling.
Collaborators
Juli Pätzold and Maria Magdalena Stachowiak share the composition credit for 23:59, translating its end-of-evening concept into a fragrance of cognac, coffee, caramelized sweetness and smoky woods.
32.JULI’s story
32.JULI is a Hamburg house founded by two sisters, joining plant-based perfumery with design, architecture and hands-on craft. Botanical extracts, resins and natural isolates underpin its approach, bringing contemporary definition to natural compositions. Its name imagines an impossible extra day—the 32nd of July—as an extension of time and possibility.
23:59’s concept
23:59 captures the warmth that lingers just before an evening ends. Its concept is a moment suspended at the edge of midnight: cognac, espresso and crème brûlée soften into vanilla, resins and dark woods, holding a trace of indulgence as the night closes in.
Extra info
The name 23:59 places the fragrance one minute before midnight. Although ambergris appears in its note pyramid, the house excludes animal-derived ambergris and uses botanical and resinous alternatives. Its porcelain caps are made in-house at the Hamburg atelier.
Also featured in
Coffee FragrancesWinter Warmers
Notesambergrisbenzoincoffeecognaccreme bruleeespressoincenseoakopoponaxsmokevanilla
Tags
#beast
#smoky
#sweet
Style
unisex
The moment when the night draws in close, hugging the deliciousness of the evening towards you. Cognac, crème brûlée and coffee blur into guaiac wood and oak, releasing vanilla-tinged smoke in a haze of pleasure. An echo of warmth in the darkness.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
The conversation has slowed, but nobody is quite ready to leave. Espresso bitterness and caramelized sweetness recall the evening’s last course, while cognac and smoky oak give the wearer a warm, substantial presence suited to lingering rather than rushing onward.
How to wear
Cool evenings offer a natural setting for its sweet resins and smoky woods. Start with one or two sprays on skin and let the extrait settle before adding more. A restrained application keeps the cognac-and-dessert richness measured in close company; use an especially light hand in warm rooms.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to dark gourmands with a woody backbone: coffee rather than bright citrus, caramelized sugar rather than airy sweetness, and a smoky finish that gives vanilla and benzoin depth. It suits a taste for rich, enveloping compositions with a distinctly boozy accent.
Release year
2026
The nose
Juli Pätzold and Maria Magdalena Stachowiak, also known as Magda Stachowiak, jointly composed 23:59. Their in-house approach begins with a scene and develops its aromatic narrative through research, formulation and refinement. At the Hamburg atelier, they oversee composition, blending, maturation and small-batch bottling.
Collaborators
Juli Pätzold and Maria Magdalena Stachowiak share the composition credit for 23:59, translating its end-of-evening concept into a fragrance of cognac, coffee, caramelized sweetness and smoky woods.
32.JULI’s story
32.JULI is a Hamburg house founded by two sisters, joining plant-based perfumery with design, architecture and hands-on craft. Botanical extracts, resins and natural isolates underpin its approach, bringing contemporary definition to natural compositions. Its name imagines an impossible extra day—the 32nd of July—as an extension of time and possibility.
23:59’s concept
23:59 captures the warmth that lingers just before an evening ends. Its concept is a moment suspended at the edge of midnight: cognac, espresso and crème brûlée soften into vanilla, resins and dark woods, holding a trace of indulgence as the night closes in.
Extra info
The name 23:59 places the fragrance one minute before midnight. Although ambergris appears in its note pyramid, the house excludes animal-derived ambergris and uses botanical and resinous alternatives. Its porcelain caps are made in-house at the Hamburg atelier.
Also featured in
Coffee FragrancesWinter Warmers