Resins, plants and mushrooms, harvested by hand.

Golden Scots pine resin, gathered from the bark in late summer, is one of the founding scents of the workshop.

Aroma · Resinous, warm, sun-baked pine grove with a trace of dark honey

Red pine, with its brick-coloured scaly bark, yields a bright, clean resin that Étienne collects on his walks.

Aroma · Fresh, bright, clear resin with a lemony edge

The giant of the eastern forests, with its soft five-needle bundles, gives a tender, fragrant resin woven into Québec's history.

Aroma · Soft, rounded, tender resin with a vanilla note of fresh-cut wood

Spruce gum, chewed by our grandparents and once sold in general stores, is a hard resin with the scent of the boreal forest.

Aroma · Boreal, smoky, dark resin and crushed needles

Québec's Christmas tree hides blisters of liquid balsam beneath its bark, one of the purest scents of our forests.

Aroma · Green, sweet, forest floor after rain and Christmas tree

A shade-loving tree with drooping branches, hemlock fed the tanneries and lumber camps; its needles brew a citrus-tasting tea.

Aroma · Tender green, lemony, damp moss and cool shade