Nakolos - Baraonda

Fragrance Notes: Whiskey, Woody Notes, Ambrette Seeds, Rose, Ambroxan, Musk

"Nakolos is an alternative to Baraonda"

Nakolos Baraonda is a spirit, hidden in a perfume bottle. The fragrance embodies the quest for a powerful and all-encompassing olfactory impulse, where everything and nothing connects in a new way. It was inspired by Wenedikt Jerofejew's book "The Journey to Petushki" and captures the essence of a journey on a suburban train. It is an alcohol-laden poem without brakes and limits, an ode to all forms of alcohol and its hazy aftereffects. Nakolos Baraonda is a hurricane of the senses, surrounding the wearer with a blend of warm and aromatic notes, the scent of old barrels with a fruity aftertaste. A delicate and precious creation that blends the taste and aroma of single malt whiskey with daydreams and reality, personal actions followed by corresponding reactions. We cannot perceive the taste without smelling it. The backdrop is the story of Jerofejew. In the book, the protagonist has nothing to lose; he is destitute, lives in terrible conditions, and his only joy is drinking. Consuming alcohol in all its forms gives him the feeling of possessing everything. And his nothing becomes his everything.

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