The wild side of the indomitable goat swirling with the learthery darkness of the mountain roads. Mushrooms and truffles conjur the habitat; and the dirty, bestial, almost aggressive side of the creature is felt through goat's milk, costus and oud. An earthy, woody, animalic fragrance denoting strength and virility.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Goat suits a close gathering where an earthy, bodily scent need not be softened into politeness. Its milk-and-mushroom strangeness beneath dark leather feels deliberately untamed—a presence comfortable with rough edges rather than immaculate polish.
How to wear
Start with one spray on skin and let the dairy, earthy and leather facets settle before adding more. Cool weather is a sensible starting point for this dense animalic profile; in warm conditions or shared indoor spaces, keep application restrained.
Who it’s for
For lovers of animalic leather, earthy woods and unconventional lactonic notes. Goat rewards an appetite for fungal, bodily and slightly abrasive effects rather than sweetness, freshness or polished cleanliness.
Release year
2021
The nose
Laurent Marrone.
Wolf Brothers’s story
Wolf Brothers tells stories through scent, drawing on Slavic identity and the wildlife of Poland’s Bieszczady Mountains. Its animals represent instinctive aspects of human character, with emotional associations taking precedence over conventional ideas of how a perfume should smell.
Goat’s concept
Goat joined the Wolf Brothers collection alongside Deer and Boar in 2021. Laurent Marrone conceived it as an unusual, surprising portrait of the animal: goat’s-milk, mushroom and truffle notes evoke its surroundings, while costus, oud and leather express its wilder, more aggressive character.
Extra info
Goat’s published note pyramid includes goat’s milk, mushroom, truffle and fur—an unusually explicit animal-and-habitat portrait. These are scent notes, not evidence that literal milk or fur is used in the formula.
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The wild side of the indomitable goat swirling with the learthery darkness of the mountain roads. Mushrooms and truffles conjur the habitat; and the dirty, bestial, almost aggressive side of the creature is felt through goat's milk, costus and oud. An earthy, woody, animalic fragrance denoting strength and virility.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
Goat suits a close gathering where an earthy, bodily scent need not be softened into politeness. Its milk-and-mushroom strangeness beneath dark leather feels deliberately untamed—a presence comfortable with rough edges rather than immaculate polish.
How to wear
Start with one spray on skin and let the dairy, earthy and leather facets settle before adding more. Cool weather is a sensible starting point for this dense animalic profile; in warm conditions or shared indoor spaces, keep application restrained.
Who it’s for
For lovers of animalic leather, earthy woods and unconventional lactonic notes. Goat rewards an appetite for fungal, bodily and slightly abrasive effects rather than sweetness, freshness or polished cleanliness.
Release year
2021
The nose
Laurent Marrone.
Wolf Brothers’s story
Wolf Brothers tells stories through scent, drawing on Slavic identity and the wildlife of Poland’s Bieszczady Mountains. Its animals represent instinctive aspects of human character, with emotional associations taking precedence over conventional ideas of how a perfume should smell.
Goat’s concept
Goat joined the Wolf Brothers collection alongside Deer and Boar in 2021. Laurent Marrone conceived it as an unusual, surprising portrait of the animal: goat’s-milk, mushroom and truffle notes evoke its surroundings, while costus, oud and leather express its wilder, more aggressive character.
Extra info
Goat’s published note pyramid includes goat’s milk, mushroom, truffle and fur—an unusually explicit animal-and-habitat portrait. These are scent notes, not evidence that literal milk or fur is used in the formula.