Baraonda

Baraonda is a spirit in a perfume bottle. The fragrance was inspired by Venedikt Yerofeyev's book "Moscow-Petushki" and captures the essence of the journey, on the edge between dream and reality, through the stations of Moscow, an ethylic poem.

Baraonda is a sensory hurricane that envelops with a blend of warm and aromatic notes, like the scent of old barrels with a fruity aftertaste. A precious and delicate creation that merges the taste and smell of whiskey, vivid dreams and reality.

In this perfume The Nose used the finest alcohol and only the highest quality natural ingredients to encourage a pure gustatory sensation. The Nose aims to capture the undeniable connection between the sense of smell and taste. It is not possible to taste without smell.

Top Notes: Animal Musk, Ambrette Seeds

Heart Notes: Whisky, Rose

Base Notes: Ambroxan, Woody Notes

The bottle cap is made of cork of Portuguese (dark) and Italian (light) origin, as a reference to alcoholic beverage caps. The color of Baraonda perfume recalls that of liqueur. Inspired by everything concerning Moscow and the Russian Red shade, the packaging is itself a message.