Goat
Leather
Woody
Top Notesgoat’s milklactonic nuancemushroomosmanthusviolet leaf
Heartcedarwoodclovescuminpatchoulipine needles
Base Notescostusleathermossoudvetiver
Tags
#animalic
#beast
Style
unisex
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 an unhurried evening in close company where a little roughness is welcome. Its milky, fungal opening and dark leather character suggest worn boots brought indoors from damp ground—a presence that feels physical and untamed rather than dressed for approval.
How to wear
Start with one spray on the torso and let the animalic accords settle before adding more. Cool weather is a natural match for its earthy woods and leather; in warmth or close indoor spaces, apply sparingly so the milky and costus facets do not dominate.
Who it’s for
For lovers of animalic leather, earthy woods and challenging compositions that retain their rough edges. Goat will appeal especially to those intrigued by lactonic notes outside sweet gourmand perfumery, and by mushroom, costus and oud accords with a deliberately dirty character.
Release year
2021
The nose
Laurent Marrone composed Goat around the contrast between an animal and its habitat. His approach here is deliberately unconventional: milky, fungal accords establish the setting, while costus, oud and leather give the fragrance its dirty, beastly character.
Wolf Brothers’s story
Wolf Brothers explores Slavic history and wilderness through animal-inspired fragrances. Rather than treating each animal as a decorative motif, the house uses it to express a character or instinct, translating the forest into earthy, sometimes confrontational scent portraits.
Goat’s concept
Goat joined Deer and Boar in the house’s second perfume trio, following the earlier Wolf, Wisent and Bear releases. Its concept places the indomitable goat on rugged mountain paths: milk, mushrooms and truffle evoke the creature and its surroundings, while leather, costus and oud bring its untamed side into focus.
Extra info
Goat’s published note pyramid includes goat’s milk, mushroom, truffle and fur—an unusually literal portrait of both animal and habitat. These are scent-note descriptions, not evidence that the formula contains milk, fur or other animal-derived materials.
Featured in edits and sample packs
Dare-to-wear perfumes - Halloween 2023 special!Wear-To-Scare
Top Notesgoat’s milklactonic nuancemushroomosmanthusviolet leaf
Heartcedarwoodclovescuminpatchoulipine needles
Base Notescostusleathermossoudvetiver
Tags
#animalic
#beast
Style
unisex
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 an unhurried evening in close company where a little roughness is welcome. Its milky, fungal opening and dark leather character suggest worn boots brought indoors from damp ground—a presence that feels physical and untamed rather than dressed for approval.
How to wear
Start with one spray on the torso and let the animalic accords settle before adding more. Cool weather is a natural match for its earthy woods and leather; in warmth or close indoor spaces, apply sparingly so the milky and costus facets do not dominate.
Who it’s for
For lovers of animalic leather, earthy woods and challenging compositions that retain their rough edges. Goat will appeal especially to those intrigued by lactonic notes outside sweet gourmand perfumery, and by mushroom, costus and oud accords with a deliberately dirty character.
Release year
2021
The nose
Laurent Marrone composed Goat around the contrast between an animal and its habitat. His approach here is deliberately unconventional: milky, fungal accords establish the setting, while costus, oud and leather give the fragrance its dirty, beastly character.
Wolf Brothers’s story
Wolf Brothers explores Slavic history and wilderness through animal-inspired fragrances. Rather than treating each animal as a decorative motif, the house uses it to express a character or instinct, translating the forest into earthy, sometimes confrontational scent portraits.
Goat’s concept
Goat joined Deer and Boar in the house’s second perfume trio, following the earlier Wolf, Wisent and Bear releases. Its concept places the indomitable goat on rugged mountain paths: milk, mushrooms and truffle evoke the creature and its surroundings, while leather, costus and oud bring its untamed side into focus.
Extra info
Goat’s published note pyramid includes goat’s milk, mushroom, truffle and fur—an unusually literal portrait of both animal and habitat. These are scent-note descriptions, not evidence that the formula contains milk, fur or other animal-derived materials.
Featured in edits and sample packs
Dare-to-wear perfumes - Halloween 2023 special!Wear-To-Scare