"Antipodic narcotics emerge from latitudes ..."
 Exploring Britain's commercial domination of international seas over the centuries, Vi et Armis challenges as much as it captivates. Using goods imported and exported from British ships as keynotes, this intoxicating and narcotic fragrance recalls the words of George Bernard Shaw: “Men fall prey to emotional excitement through tea, tobacco, opium, whiskey and religion". Paradoxical and provocative, Vi et Armis evokes the roots of Great Britain, so full of contradictions.
 Top Notes: Cardamom, Black Pepper, Black Tea, Whiskey, Grapefruit, Incense
 Heart notes: Tea, Opium flower note, Red fruits, Ylang Ylang
 Base Notes: Tobacco, Birch, Oud, Amber, Labdanum, Caramel, Sandalwood, Patchouli, Atlas Cedar