The initial spices in this blend are strong while wet and there’s almost a hint of something minty here as well. As it dries, the sweet cakes become the predominant note and it is oh so lovely. It smells like almond extract which is one of the best smells ever in my opinion. There’s a hint of citrus coming through which I’m pretty sure is coming from the ale. With the spices, it smells like oranges and cloves simmering on the stove. It smells like being home for the holidays in all the best ways.

Lovely gingerbread and lemony notes. Not a heavy scent and long lasting. I did some spell work for quick money which materialized within 24 hours. I also did some spell work for longer term prosperity and a week later I got a new job! So I would definitely say this scent works as both a lovely fragrance and a powerful spell oil.

One whiff off the bottle and you already know you're about to wear a liquid almond and orange peel spiced cookie. Gently burnt sugar, butter and wheat, neigh undetectable clove keeps it from being too sweet but rides the cinnamon coat tails as it warms on the skin. Slightly mineral and woody (my head wants to say ceder but my heart wants to say charred oak barrel?), not a "gendered" scent at all. I smell like an Italian bakery the day before Christmas with a warm splash of brandy, and its enough to brighten my entire afternoon. Good at its job too; strange how clients suddenly started picking up their phones...Must be a coincidence, I'm sure...

This is my favorite scent so far from Nui Cobalt. I love the sweet spiced cake blended with the yeasty lager scent. I get a bit of perfectly realistic honey which kind of holds everything together. If you're a lover of gourmands, this one is essential!

I agree with the previous reviewer's excitement over finding ritual oils that actually smell good :). Money is like sweet spice cakes with a light vanilla glaze and a honeyed, soft ale note that doesn't scream alcohol. A lovely gourmand scent, and I love how Nui Cobalt makes oils with spice notes in them, but the spice is never overwhelming. Very well blended.