Love around the campfire. Heavily peated, spiced scotch in the wet woods
PERFUMER
FLORIAN GALLO
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
The fire has burned low, the timber is damp, and a measure of peated Scotch passes between two people sitting close enough to speak quietly. Juniper gives the scene a crisp edge; incense and dark woods carry the warmth of smoke lingering on clothes.
How to wear
Its peated, woody profile is well suited to cool weather, when the smoky warmth has room without feeling heavy. Start with one or two sprays on skin beneath clothing for a closer effect; an exposed wrist lets the juniper and incense meet the air. In warmer conditions, keep application light.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to peated whisky, incense and aromatic woods rather than bright citrus or soft florals. It suits a taste for bitter, boozy contrasts and campfire smoke, with enough juniper freshness to interrupt the darker textures.
Release year
2022
The nose
Florian Gallo. In Smokin’ Gun, he brings together bitter drinks, aromatic juniper and peated whisky with incense and woods, balancing a fresh opening against a darker, smoky heart.
BORNTOSTANDOUT’s story
Seoul-based BORNTOSTANDOUT treats perfume as an expression of individuality rather than a bid for universal approval. Its provocative concepts and direct language challenge convention, while white porcelain-inspired bottles with red accents connect Korean visual heritage with the house’s rebellious identity.
SMOKIN' GUN’s concept
Smokin’ Gun builds its concept around campfire intimacy, heavily peated Scotch and wet woods. The house extends that atmosphere into an imagined hidden speakeasy, using leather, incense and smoky spirits to suggest secrecy and risk rather than a literal episode from its creator’s life.
Extra info
Despite its name and the gunpowder-like impression described in the house’s copy, gunpowder is not a listed note. The official pyramid includes Campari, rum and peated whisky, and the fragrance is made in Korea.
Love around the campfire. Heavily peated, spiced scotch in the wet woods
PERFUMER
FLORIAN GALLO
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
The fire has burned low, the timber is damp, and a measure of peated Scotch passes between two people sitting close enough to speak quietly. Juniper gives the scene a crisp edge; incense and dark woods carry the warmth of smoke lingering on clothes.
How to wear
Its peated, woody profile is well suited to cool weather, when the smoky warmth has room without feeling heavy. Start with one or two sprays on skin beneath clothing for a closer effect; an exposed wrist lets the juniper and incense meet the air. In warmer conditions, keep application light.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to peated whisky, incense and aromatic woods rather than bright citrus or soft florals. It suits a taste for bitter, boozy contrasts and campfire smoke, with enough juniper freshness to interrupt the darker textures.
Release year
2022
The nose
Florian Gallo. In Smokin’ Gun, he brings together bitter drinks, aromatic juniper and peated whisky with incense and woods, balancing a fresh opening against a darker, smoky heart.
BORNTOSTANDOUT’s story
Seoul-based BORNTOSTANDOUT treats perfume as an expression of individuality rather than a bid for universal approval. Its provocative concepts and direct language challenge convention, while white porcelain-inspired bottles with red accents connect Korean visual heritage with the house’s rebellious identity.
SMOKIN' GUN’s concept
Smokin’ Gun builds its concept around campfire intimacy, heavily peated Scotch and wet woods. The house extends that atmosphere into an imagined hidden speakeasy, using leather, incense and smoky spirits to suggest secrecy and risk rather than a literal episode from its creator’s life.
Extra info
Despite its name and the gunpowder-like impression described in the house’s copy, gunpowder is not a listed note. The official pyramid includes Campari, rum and peated whisky, and the fragrance is made in Korea.

