'Baraonda' Perfume Extract - 30 ml

Nasomatto - 'Baraonda' Perfume Extract - 30 ml

Heart notes	Dattes, Everlasting
Base notes	Amber, Cedar, Musk, Patchouli, Peru Balm, Rum, Tonka, Vanilla
Head notes	Cinnamon
Olfactory Family	Oriental, Woody
Gender	Unisex

Baraonda is a spirit hidden within a perfume bottle. The fragrance embodies the search for the powerful and all-encompassing olfactory impulse where everything and nothing merge in a new way. Inspired by Venedikt Yerofeyev's book "The Journey to Petushki," it captures the essence of a commuter train ride. It is an alcohol-fueled poem without brakes or limits, an ode to all forms of alcohol and its hazy aftereffects. Baraonda is a hurricane of the senses, enveloping the wearer in a blend of hot and aromatic notes, the scent of old casks with a fruity aftertaste. A delicate and precious creation, it blends the taste and aroma of single malt whiskey with waking dreams and reality, personal actions followed by corresponding reactions. For this perfume, The Nose used pure alcohol and exclusively high-quality natural ingredients, designed to enhance the impression of an original taste experience. The Nose aimed to capture the undeniable connection between the senses of smell and taste. We cannot perceive taste without smelling it. The story of Yerofeyev provides the backdrop for this. The Nose touches on the theme of everything and nothing. In the book, the protagonist has nothing to lose; he is penniless, lives in appalling conditions, and his only pleasure is drinking. Consuming alcohol in all its forms gives him the feeling of possessing everything. And his nothingness becomes his everything.
The bottle's cap is made of Portuguese and Italian cork, a reference to the typical sealing of alcoholic beverages. The color of Baraonda's fragrant liquid is reminiscent of a liqueur. The packaging draws on various associations with Moscow and Russian red, conveying its own message.