Rotten Badger

I was not entriely sure that I could smell it, but then I realized that it is quite strong. It is nice not to be hit by ocean, clean, green or blue herbs, forest, or rubber.

Wall of elegant tobacco, not dirty nor overblown to floral. Not spicy-warm, but more like there's some sharp peppercorn heat. Maybe a little cashmere.

After you notice that the badger had only been rolling in tobacco and ground pepper, you realize that the badger might have also eaten some vanilla-frosted chunks of clear amber resin that had been stored on a tasty dark wood plank that had once been used as a hindquarters scratching post by a beaver and a few cats, but not for a while. Poor badger died of big plank indigestion, but it had a good time on the way.

A welcome contrast against the airy fruit light wooden turtle that drowned in concentrated fabric softener.

I'm kind of hoping that Corpse Flower is going to be a big dirty tuberose zombie with a bit of mold or petrichor that slaps me with a leather glove or sandalwood bat. And that there's no rubber or tea or clean musks.

Drydown follow up: It has been about 5 hours, and it is now a rich cedar-amber base.

Very nice.

After getting this I currently have all the Mens line. This one is the least favorite although I really like it.
First you get the amber with some alcohol that dissapates quickly. When it settles it's to me like a powdery musk with tones of vanilla and sweet tobacco. At first I can see someone not liking it but when it blends with your body chemistry it's a different story. Good tones, not overbearing .
More badger's scrotum than the anus.

Arrived on time one smal complaint i payed for a wood box for shipping witch was not included how ever i am happy with the product the sent is nice not overpowering

Bought it for my partner. He loves the smell of it and quite surprised by the quality. As a man who usually goes for high end stuff, think Chanel and the like, he was truly shocked by how little he needs to use and how long it lasts.

After getting this I currently have all the Mens line. This one is the least favorite although I really like it.
First you get the amber with some alcohol that dissapates quickly. When it settles it's to me like a powdery musk with tones of vanilla and sweet tobacco. At first I can see someone not liking it but when it blends with your body chemistry it's a different story. Good tones, not overbearing .

initally i was tempted by rotting turtle and wanted to know what it smelled like, as being a manly man, who cannot wear most modern (citrus type or style) fragrances, i contacted the good people at beard blaze, who directed me to the epic Rotten Badger .....

this is the one, its Neo in a bottle. it instantly raised my manly level by 100 points and i began to grow testicles on my chest! oooh how the women swoon now.

Arrived on time one smal complaint i payed for a wood box for shipping witch was not included how ever i am happy with the product the sent is nice not overpowering

I was so happy when I heard this product was added to the line. Not musky, like Rotting Turtle?!?!?! Sign me up. I didn't try RT just because of the musk. Rotten Badger smells wonderful. It has a sweet, clean fragrance, interesting and captivating qualities that I can't quite place, but I'm not a genius fact boy, amirite, Peter?! The time between order and me opening it up was three days! It arrived well packed and in perfect condition. It smells so good. You've outdone yourself, Simon and the team. 10/10 would recommend.

I was not entriely sure that I could smell it, but then I realized that it is quite strong. It is nice not to be hit by ocean, clean, green or blue herbs, forest, or rubber.

Wall of elegant tobacco, not dirty nor overblown to floral. Not spicy-warm, but more like there's some sharp peppercorn heat. Maybe a little cashmere.

After you notice that the badger had only been rolling in tobacco and ground pepper, you realize that the badger might have also eaten some vanilla-frosted chunks of clear amber resin that had been stored on a tasty dark wood plank that had once been used as a hindquarters scratching post by a beaver and a few cats, but not for a while. Poor badger died of big plank indigestion, but it had a good time on the way.

A welcome contrast against the airy fruit light wooden turtle that drowned in concentrated fabric softener.

I'm kind of hoping that Corpse Flower is going to be a big dirty tuberose zombie with a bit of mold or petrichor that slaps me with a leather glove or sandalwood bat. And that there's no rubber or tea or clean musks.

Drydown follow up: It has been about 5 hours, and it is now a rich cedar-amber base.

Very nice.

I was not entriely sure that I could smell it, but then I realized that it is quite strong. It is nice not to be hit by ocean, clean, green or blue herbs, forest, or rubber.

Wall of elegant tobacco, not dirty nor overblown to floral. Not spicy-warm, but more like there's some sharp peppercorn heat. Maybe a little cashmere.

After you notice that the badger had only been rolling in tobacco and ground pepper, you realize that the badger might have also eaten some vanilla-frosted chunks of clear amber resin that had been stored on a tasty dark wood plank that had once been used as a hindquarters scratching post by a beaver and a few cats, but not for a while. Poor badger died of big plank indigestion, but it had a good time on the way.

A welcome contrast against the airy fruit light wooden turtle that drowned in concentrated fabric softener.

I'm kind of hoping that Corpse Flower is going to be a big dirty tuberose zombie with a bit of mold or petrichor that slaps me with a leather glove or sandalwood bat. And that there's no rubber or tea or clean musks.

Drydown follow up: It has been about 5 hours, and it is now a rich cedar-amber base.

Very nice.