Zoologist - Tyrannosaurus Rex
Cave's take
Tyrannosaurus Rex begins green and peppery, with bergamot, black pepper, fir, laurel leaf, neroli and nutmeg. A big floral heart follows: champaca, geranium, jasmine, osmanthus, rose and ylang ylang. The base turns smoky and dark with cade, cedar, frankincense, resins, patchouli, sandalwood and vanilla, plus civet and leather, both synthetic. Woody and smoky with a lot of flowers inside, it suits the prehistoric world of wildfire and giant predators it draws on.
It is sold as a 2 ml sample, hand-decanted from the original bottle, and as a 60 ml bottle. To try more of the range, see the Zoologist Discovery Set.
If you like the pepper, leather and civet, Adi ale Van Leaves in the wind shares them along with patchouli and olibanum incense. Moth also combines black pepper, nutmeg, jasmine, rose, resins and patchouli.
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Why choose Cave?
Cave Parfumerie is an independent perfume retailer founded by two brothers, Emil and Oskar, with a shared passion for the world of niche perfumery.
With almost 2,000 satisfied customers, our goal is simple: to bring together some of the world's most exclusive, exciting, and sought-after niche fragrances in one carefully curated destination. We continuously explore new perfume houses and unique creations from around the world, giving you the opportunity to discover scents that go far beyond the ordinary.
As an official retailer, we source our fragrances directly from the brands we represent, ensuring that every product you receive is genuine and handled with care.
From the moment your order is placed, we work to prepare and dispatch it as quickly as possible. Once your order is on its way, delivery normally takes 1–3 business days in Denmark and 3–5 business days in the rest of Europe.
Whether you're discovering niche perfumery for the first time or searching for your next signature scent, we want Cave Parfumerie to be a place where you can explore, discover, and experience something new.

