About the FRAGRANCE
Nestled deep in the Elk Mountain Range, at the base of Independence Pass, sits Kevin Costner´s The Dunbar. I find myself returning to such high-altitude surroundings year after year: their scale and stillness seem to bring a sense of freedom and new perspectives. Time here doesn’t simply fade; it evolves through shifting colors and quiet transformations — just like a perfume. When working on the concept for this fragrance with Kevin, we explored the essence of stewardship as a legacy — not only reflecting on the past, but also what we want to contribute and leave for future generations. 19-69 by Kevin Costner has created Heritage Extrait de Parfum.
INGREDIENTS
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FRAGRANCE NOTES
- Cherry
- Sweet and slightly tart. Soft fruity tone with a light almond-like warmth.
- Violet Leaves
- Green, crisp, and slightly earthy. Smells like freshly crushed leaves with a subtle watery and floral nuance.
- Saffron
- Warm, dry, and slightly leathery. Spicy floral nuance with a soft hay-like sweetness and a gentle bitter edge.
- Patchouli
- Earthy, woody, and slightly damp. Rich and deep, with hints of soil, dried leaves, and soft spice.
- Amber
- Warm, resinous, and slightly sweet. Soft balsamic richness with a smooth, golden warmth and a gentle powdery depth.
- Vanilla
- Warm and sweet with a soft, creamy richness. Smooth and comforting with a gentle resinous depth.
THOSE QUIET PLACES
The Fragrance Journey is based on a personal conversation with Kevin Costner.
There is something that draws me to Aspen, Colorado. In the Rocky Mountains, things slow down and you get more time to think - to spend time with loved ones. Out here, nature sets the pace. The fireplace asks for more wood when it’s running low, a cool morning calls for a jacket.
The scent Heritage captures the spirit of this entire world and feels like the grown-up one of the collections. It has a kind of maturity to it — the deep amber color of brandy, or the smell of a quiet, wood-paneled room where someone has just smoked a cigar. In a way, it feels older than me, wiser. It takes you into those quiet places — rooms where you shut up and listen, because that’s where you know you can learn the most.
Kevin Costner, Santa Barbara, CA, June 2026