COSTARELA EAU DE PARFUM

Costarela, a lively Mediterranean spirit This eau de parfum de Carner Barcelona is a premiered fragrance in 2016. The nose behind this perfume is Shyamala Maisondieu who, in his eagerness to revive the true emotion of the Mediterranean, creates this delicious aroma. Since its launch it has had very positive reviews, since it has managed to evoke genuine sensations such as the freedom that can only be experienced by admiring the immensity of the open sea and that characteristic smell of the salted wood of the fenced boats in the sand. Costarela like the other fragrances belonging to this line is inspired by real experiences, especially to relive good memories. The authentic expression of our Mediterranean spirit, a perfume that stands out for its original freshness and charm. In this perfume the joy of the bergamot harmoniously navigates with the warmth of the amber and delight is almost impossible with each of its aromatic components. Its exit notes are bergamot and saffron, which mixing with sea notes and the sand of its heart notes form a large explosion of smells with the ambroxan, Virginia cedar and amber in the background notes to make this a great explosion of splendid and refined smells. The content of this fragrance is found in a fairly practical glass bottle that shows the simplicity of the sea but that at the same time emanates seriousness and gives it a classic touch thanks to the colors of its packaging generate extreme curiosity in the public. In addition, it has a lid of solid wood from ecosustainable forests in Europe, which helps to correctly preserve every drop of this perfume. The perfume house Carner Barcelona began its elaboration of fragrances in an artisanal way since 2009, which together with perfumers of great renown havemanaged to form a wide range of unmatched aromas characterized by its originality and vanguard. Through each bottle it is intended to relive the past along with its good memories and feelings. Likewise, we can see the silver mark insignia to honor the iron doors of Barcelona. Which translates into a subtle wink to the past.