Black raspberry and ripe cherry arrive first, juicy and a little cheeky, like a liqueur glass poured too full. Then pink and black peppercorn rub up against them and give the room that small shiver along the neck, spicy but polished.

Musk at the base rounds it all off and leaves a clean trace in the air, like freshly perfumed skin. It is perfect for a dinner party at home, and once everyone has gone, the flame keeps burning just for the two of you.