Granado's Citrus Brasilis Eau de Parfum represents a sophisticated homage to Brazil's citrus heritage. Created by renowned Givaudan perfumer Quentin Bisch, the fragrance draws from both personal nostalgia — the scent of his backyard orange tree — and Granado's 19th-century apothecary traditions of citrus-based remedies.
Granado's Citrus Brasilis Eau de Parfum opens with vibrant top notes of bergamot, mandarin, and lemon. The composition then transitions to a floral heart accented by jasmine and kumquat before settling into a musky, patchouli-infused base. What distinguishes this fragrance is its exceptional 80% natural ingredient composition and traditional maceration process, a technique employed by only a handful of perfumeries worldwide to enhance depth and longevity.
Granado's Citrus Brasilis Eau de Parfum presents a thoughtful formulation that elegantly balances energetic citrus freshness with comforting warmth.
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