"I start by doing something, but at a certain point it starts making choices by itself. It is the process that interests and guides me. I like the feeling that i'm losing control and i'm not the only one making the choice. My main intentions is to create something that is alive and can tell new things. I want my perfumes to have an existence of their own, not being enslaved solely by the meanings i gave.". It is the result of a quest to evoke the powerful and mighty whisper of an olfactory stirring, which magically rejoins the nothing and the everything.Russians often say: "Поговорим по душam" meaning let's talk soul to soul. This procedure usually requires a bottle of liquor and a genuine engagement in lengthy discussions about life, love, history, politics, and philosophy. The souls of the participants are rejoined with the spirits.Baraonda is a spirit in a perfume bottle. A delicate and costly creation that blends the taste and the smell of a single malt whiskey, lucid dreaming, and reality, burning Russian Red, personal actions, and reactions. It is a sensory hurricane that surrounds one with a mixture of hot and aromatic notes and the scent of old barrels, leaving with a fruity aftertaste.Being inspired by Venedikt Yerofeyev's book "Moscow-Petushki", Baraonda captures the essence of this journey through Moscow Stations. It is an incomparable poem that has no brakes nor limits and an ode to all drinkable, alcoholic, and the clouded but joyful aftermaths.Attention: In this perfume, The Nose used the most costly alcohol and only high-quality natural ingredients to encourage a raw taste sensation. This fragrance may cause effects on thinking skills, like problem-solving, attention, and memory. You might get carried away, but the brave ones should have a taste.Inspired by Moscow and the Russian Red shade, the packaging is itself a message and an invitation to try. Baraonda's bottle cap is composed of a mix of different types of cork from Portugal and Italy.