HAINTS
A haint is a ghost. It's the Southern and Appalachian dialect form of "haunt," and it covers more ground than "ghost" does — the spirit of a person, a thing in the woods nobody has gotten a clean look at, a light on a ridge people have argued about for a century.
Eight fragrances named for the ones from these mountains. Woodbooger, the Southwest Virginia bigfoot who stays at the edge of the yard. Mothman, seen by a hundred people over thirteen months and never explained. Wampus Cat, Bell Witch, Brown Mountain Lights, White Thing, Sheepsquatch, and Not-Deer, the newest of them by a full century.
This limited collection with original label artwork is available in 30 mL bottles for $55. Shipping is always complimentary.
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Sheepsquatch — Creed Centaurus Impression -
Not-Deer — Nasomatto Blamage Impression -
White Thing — Nasomatto Fantômas Impression -
Brown Mountain Lights — Amouage Search Impression -
Bell Witch — Penhaligon's The Revenge of Lady Blanche Impression -
Wampus Cat — Frédéric Malle Musc Ravageur Impression -
Mothman — Marc-Antoine Barrois Ganymede Extrait Impression -
Woodbooger — Memo Paris Russian Leather Impression
