I got a sample of this because even though I don't do leather scents, I love things that have copal, and this sounded very atmospheric and dark. I was not dissappointed - dark and atmospheric it is, but also very sophisticated and intriguing. It's also very dark in the bottle, which adds to the overall feel of it. Anyway, wet on the skin, I get a smokiness like from a fireplace, sharp copal and vetiver cutting through, a spicy earthiness, and worn leather. As it dries, the sharpness dies down, but still feels kind of medicinal in a way, and it never really loses that edge. The leather starts to come out and feel more prominent, and I start to get a very real, nice pipe tobacco. The spices stick around in the background, and the earthiness from the twisted roots gives it a nice grounded feel. For me, the way it smells absolutely summons the image of a Conjure Man's Cabin. Lasts a pretty long time - the dry down is mainly leather, ashy fireplace smoke, and something kind of sweet. I love it.