Over the Sea to Skye

Name: Over the Sea to Skye
Brand: Middleshade Perfumes
SKU: OTSTS
Price: 54.0 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5 (15 reviews)

Middleshade Perfumes

SKU: OTSTS

£54.00

Unit price: per

Sea air, heather and driftwood. Salty and fresh at first, warmer as it settles.

Named for Rubha Hunish, Isle of Skye

Size: 50 ml
For: Unisex
Fragrance Family: Aquatic
Notes: Pebbled Shore, Island Air, Heather and Amber Drift
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Batch Number: BNOTS7

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Made at Tarhill Farm, Kinross

Ingredients:

50 ml eau de parfum. Made and bottled by Scottish Lavender Oils Ltd, Tarhill Farm, Kinross KY13 9EZ.

First Sea saltWild thyme

Then DriftwoodHeather

Lasting AmbergrisAmber

Smells like

A west-coast beach in a wind. Clean, mineral, slightly sweet at the end.

Buy it for

Someone who loves the islands or the west coast, or who lives away from Scotland and misses it. Our most popular scent.

Billow and breeze, islands and seas / Mountains of rain and sun

Robert Louis Stevenson, Sing Me a Song of a Lad That Is Gone, 1892

Delivery & returns

Free next-day tracked delivery on every order (Royal Mail Tracked 24). We can only deliver within the UK: perfume is classed as dangerous goods for international post. In the USA our perfumes are stocked by Flykup.

UK Returns: unopened perfume can be returned within 30 days for a full refund. If a scent isn't right for you once opened, email us and we can assist.

Gifting

Add gift wrap and a handwritten note at checkout. We can post directly to the recipient with no prices in the box - put their address as the delivery address and your own as billing. Not sure which scent? The Discovery Set (2 ml, £4 each) comes with a code to redeem the value against a full bottle. Digital gift cards are available for last-minute gifts.

Inspiration

Rubha Hunish, Isle of Skye

We first visited Rubha Hunish, the northernmost point of the Isle of Skye - a quiet headland where the cliffs fall sharply to the sea and the wind never stops moving. It’s said to be near where Bonnie Prince Charlie first landed after his escape from the Outer Hebrides in 1746, crossing the water in disguise with Flora MacDonald. Standing there, you can almost feel that same sense of relief and return.

That place became the heart of Over the Sea to Skye. It opens with sea salt and wild thyme, bright and windswept, before settling into driftwood, heather, and ambergris - clean, mineral, and quietly enduring.

It’s a fragrance about journeys and homecomings, carrying the scent of the western sea and the calm that follows the storm.