Scent Pumpkin Pie

Q: What does Pumpkin Pie actually smell like?

Pumpkin Pie combines pumpkin with equally noticeable cinnamon, followed by clove and nutmeg. Anise leaves a slight liquorice note. It is classed as intense, with the spices clear from the first impression.

Pumpkin Pie smells like pumpkin pie with the spices turned up. Pumpkin and cinnamon share the lead, clove and nutmeg deepen the spiced character, and anise adds a distinctive liquorice-like edge.

It is intense and more spiced than creamy. Choose it when you want pumpkin to arrive with clearly recognisable cinnamon, clove, and nutmeg, rather than soft sweetness alone.

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Pumpkin

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Common questions

What does Pumpkin Pie actually smell like?

Pumpkin Pie combines pumpkin with equally noticeable cinnamon, followed by clove and nutmeg. Anise leaves a slight liquorice note. It is classed as intense, with the spices clear from the first impression.

Is it more sweet or spiced?

It is more spiced. Pumpkin provides the gourmand base, but cinnamon, clove, and nutmeg define the character. It suits someone who loves prominent baking spices, not someone looking for mild creamy sweetness.