An emphasis on amber and leather in this extrait version of the original EdP renders this Wolf darker and more dangerous. The higher perfume oil content means that the shadings of vetiver, pine and oakmoss are richer and deeper. The dark sparkle of cardamom holds its ground, providing a tantalising chiaroscuro to this sumptuous composition.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
For an evening spent close enough to talk quietly, with the cold still clinging to your coat. Pine and cardamom keep the composition alert, while leather, incense and amber lend a darker warmth: a measured presence rather than a bright entrance.
How to wear
The richer amber, leather and resinous notes make this a natural choice for cool autumn and winter weather. Start with one or two sprays on skin beneath clothing; this keeps the emphasis on warmth and depth. In warmer rooms, apply sparingly so the pine and spice are not overshadowed by the heavier base.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to coniferous woods, incense and moss, but who want more warmth and leather than a crisp forest fragrance offers. Its spiced fruit and amber will appeal to wearers who enjoy contrast between aromatic freshness and a dark, resinous base.
Release year
2024
The nose
Jennifer Jambon.
Wolf Brothers’s story
Wolf Brothers builds fragrances around animal identities, wilderness and Slavic heritage. Rooted in the Polish Bieszczady Mountains, the house favors evocative storytelling over conventional note-led descriptions, using scent to explore instinct, brotherhood and the idea of a pack.
Wolf (Extrait)’s concept
Created for Wolf Brothers’ fifth anniversary, Wolf Extrait revisits the original Eau de Parfum with greater emphasis on amber and leather, deepening its pine, vetiver and oakmoss facets. It extends the original Wolf’s cold, moonlit forest imagery into a richer, darker composition rather than introducing a separate narrative.
Extra info
The anniversary edition was offered in 50 mL bottles, with a worldwide run of 1,232 hand-numbered bottles. The house’s name also has a literal family connection: the founders’ surname, Wilk, means “wolf” in Polish.
An emphasis on amber and leather in this extrait version of the original EdP renders this Wolf darker and more dangerous. The higher perfume oil content means that the shadings of vetiver, pine and oakmoss are richer and deeper. The dark sparkle of cardamom holds its ground, providing a tantalising chiaroscuro to this sumptuous composition.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
For an evening spent close enough to talk quietly, with the cold still clinging to your coat. Pine and cardamom keep the composition alert, while leather, incense and amber lend a darker warmth: a measured presence rather than a bright entrance.
How to wear
The richer amber, leather and resinous notes make this a natural choice for cool autumn and winter weather. Start with one or two sprays on skin beneath clothing; this keeps the emphasis on warmth and depth. In warmer rooms, apply sparingly so the pine and spice are not overshadowed by the heavier base.
Who it’s for
For those drawn to coniferous woods, incense and moss, but who want more warmth and leather than a crisp forest fragrance offers. Its spiced fruit and amber will appeal to wearers who enjoy contrast between aromatic freshness and a dark, resinous base.
Release year
2024
The nose
Jennifer Jambon.
Wolf Brothers’s story
Wolf Brothers builds fragrances around animal identities, wilderness and Slavic heritage. Rooted in the Polish Bieszczady Mountains, the house favors evocative storytelling over conventional note-led descriptions, using scent to explore instinct, brotherhood and the idea of a pack.
Wolf (Extrait)’s concept
Created for Wolf Brothers’ fifth anniversary, Wolf Extrait revisits the original Eau de Parfum with greater emphasis on amber and leather, deepening its pine, vetiver and oakmoss facets. It extends the original Wolf’s cold, moonlit forest imagery into a richer, darker composition rather than introducing a separate narrative.
Extra info
The anniversary edition was offered in 50 mL bottles, with a worldwide run of 1,232 hand-numbered bottles. The house’s name also has a literal family connection: the founders’ surname, Wilk, means “wolf” in Polish.
