BPAL SAYS: A celebration of one of the first commercially produced perfumes of America's Old West. A rugged, warm blend of vanilla, balsam and sassafras layered over Virginia cedar.
IN THE BOTTLE: Cedar and sassafras.
WET ON SKIN: Root beer.
DRYDOWN: Root beer and cedar.
DRY: Mostly cedar, with some vanilla undertones.
No offense to Beth, but this sure as shit doesn't make me think of Tombstone. Rye whiskey, sweat, leather, creosote and sage .... those all make me think of Tombstone. This? Not so much. It's a good scent, mind you, but it's still a lousy representation of the town. Maybe if I hadn't spent so damned much time there I'd feel different.