Named after a vintage cocktail, Corpse Reviver is rich and boozy, blending whiskey, chocolate, and Italian Amaro liqueur with cooling rosemary and cypress. A hint of wild animalics adds intrigue. It's a bold innovation of the gourmand theme.

Like a master mixologist's creation, Corpse Reviver harmonizes seemingly dissonant notes into a unique, compelling fragrance.

Crafted with top-shelf botanical extracts, this avant-garde scent has a devoted following.

Bruno's Inspiration:

Corpse Reviver is named for a hangover remedy (aka morning cocktail) from the 1920s. The fragrance is based on Cadavre Equis, a limited-edition experimental collaboration I created with the great Italian perfumer, Antonio Gardoni. For that, we decided to push the limits of the gourmand. Gourmand refers to "edible" notes, not just desserts, so while there's plenty of chocolate, there's also rosemary and Italian bitters.

My personal version dials back the animalics and includes a whiskey accord built on an extraordinary French oakwood absolute. This fabulously sticky, dense material is extracted from French oak and smells like bourbon and caramel.

For all it's innovation, Corpse Reviver is still very wearable and comforting in its own, quirky way.