🍇Crushed Purple — Colonial Reserve Cologne

Crushed Purple — The Reserve of Rebellion

In the fading glow of a colonial dusk, the air carried crushed muscadine, oak‑soaked cider, and the grit of men who refused to bow. Crushed Purple Cologne rises from that same fire — bold, aged, and unmistakably American.

The Story

Where harbor smoke tangled with vineyard wind, soldiers once lifted their glasses to freedom. Their coats were worn, their boots battered, but their spirits carried the warmth of cognac and the sweetness of crushed grapes.
This fragrance captures that moment — a reserve of courage and craftsmanship, distilled into every spray.

The Scent Journey

• Top Notes — Grape, muscadine
  Bright orchard sweetness with a tannic snap that opens sharp and commanding.

• Heart Notes — Cognac, petitgrain, galbanum, peony, iris
  Fermented warmth meets bitter‑green clarity, lifted by soft florals rising through the haze.

• Base Notes — Redwood, oak barrel, helichrysum, ambergris
  Honeyed wood, herbal smoke, and maritime luxury — a finish that lingers like a story retold around a lantern’s glow.

The full arc feels aged in oak and tempered by time — a scent with presence, patience, and quiet authority.

The Craft

• Denatured Alcohol
  Drives the fragrance upward with confident projection, letting the orchard‑bright top notes open clean and sharp.

• Vegetable Glycerin
  Softens the dry‑down, adding a warm, skin‑friendly smoothness that settles into a refined, intimate finish.

• Distilled Water
  Balances clarity and comfort, ensuring the scent wears with a slow, steady burn from first spray to final whisper.

Together, they create a structure that lifts, evolves, and endures — the backbone of a true reserve‑grade cologne.

The Legacy

Crushed Purple isn’t just a cologne — it’s a declaration.
A nod to the men who built their own legends, who carried the scent of oak and courage into the unknown.
It’s the reserve you wear when the day demands presence and the night calls for memory.

Made in the U.S.A. | www.bunkerhillbeard.com