Signature flavors

The geranium, the queen of balconies.

Bergamot, one of the most used ingredients in perfumery, giving aromatic notes to citrus perfumes. The Italian name "bergamotto" comes from the Turkish word "bey armudu" which means "pear of the Bey". The Bey was...

In perfumery it was a total revolution, in principle, for masculine scents; it brings the touch of freshnessand the herbal essence-it was an alternative to lavender-. But, for decades, it has also been used for...

The vetiver, a scent that has not left us from the Far East to the present day, and remains an essential protagonist of our most cherished aromatic memories.

Ylang-ylang has a fragrant aroma that awakens multiple sensations. It is used in many perfumes for its oriental or floral touches and combines very well with fruity or woody aromas.

The essence of jasmine is the soul of many luxury perfumes and, along with rose, the most used flower in perfumery. It flowers between June and October, but the most appreciated flowers are those harvested...

Orange blossom or orange blossom is the name of the flowers of the orange and lemon trees. The name comes from Arabic - al-azaharque - and simply means white flowers. Traditionally, it is associated with...

Santalum album, the sandalwood tree, that scent of woods from India, is a tree whose wood is aromatic and from which an oil is obtained that is used in herbalism and perfumery.

Did you know that the musk that has been used since time immemorial in perfumery comes from the musk deer and other animal species? The musk deer has a gland that secretes a strong-smelling substance,...