Releases
DNA over time
Each column is an era. Each colored band shows that family’s share of accord weight across every perfume the house released in that window. Bigger band = the house leaned harder on that family.
All fragrances
Botafumeiro
Botafumeiro takes its name from the giant incense thurible at Santiago de Compostela — that copper-plated vessel the size of a man, swinging on an eighty-meter wire through billowing smoke.
El Born
El Born opens with honey — literal, warm, slightly waxy — before heliotrope and fig take the heart.
Cuirs
Cuirs doesn't make leather polite.
Ambar Del Sur
Volcano
d600
D600 opens bright and dry, the grapefruit and bergamot pitched high without sweetness, almost austere.
Rima XI
A sharp burst of mint and black pepper announces Rima XI with startling clarity, the cardamom and saffron folding in like spice-dusted silk.
Black Calamus
Tardes
**Tardes** opens with a soft collision of bitter almond and powdery rose, immediately calling to mind the sweetness of marzipan tempered by floral restraint.
Revolucion
Palo Santo
Rum arrives first, warm and sweet without being heady — a rum accord that suggests cask wood rather than cocktail glass.
Megalium
Tennis Club
Fig Man
Marbella
Marbella opens with a jolt of black pepper cut through with tart blackcurrant and a cool, dewy Bulgarian rose—sharper and greener than you'd expect from a floral centered around summer leisure.
Super Moon
Super-moon opens with a tart burst of pomegranate seeds, their ruby brightness immediate and surprisingly crisp against the skin.
Drakon
Rose & Dragon
Latin Lover
Latin Lover from Carner Barcelona opens with magnolia, ylang-ylang, and bergamot — luminous and clean, the magnolia lending a creamy freshness that the ylang-ylang deepens without going heavy.
Bo-Bo
Bo-bo opens with a dark-light duality: tart blackcurrant against bright bergamot, like fruit stains on linen.
Sal Y Limon
Felino
Helix
Costarela
Costarela opens with bergamot sharpened by saffron's metallic bite, a combination that feels brighter and more astringent than sweet.
