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Wild bergamot weeds sing citrus-speak in spring by the cool, cool water of Great Lake Superior.

You are walking upstream in wellies in a brook somewhere up north in America. Cold water rushes from the lake downstream through the woods. You come across little island worlds in the brook - pristine, covered in plants fed by fresh water. Gnarled roots of trees intertwine with rocks and mosses to create a landscape like in those enticing commercials for action figures in the 80s (but we digress). A stand of wild plants grow in spots where the sun breaks through the canopy. You find wild bergamot - bee balm - the stuff called Oswego tea that the tea partiers (the OG ones, not the current) drank in defiance of Britain’s tea. A member of the mint fam, bee balm smells of distant bergamots with a fuzzy green minty snap. You are in the cold north but smell distant Mediterranean citrus. Unexpected exotic beauty in the far North by Lake Superior. 

Fragrance Composition:

TOP NOTES - Bee Balm, Bergamot

HEART NOTES - Lake Water, Birch Leaf

BASE NOTES - Cone Flower, Blue Eyed Grass

7oz