Aguas de Marzo
A bright, chilled evocation of the South American summer drawing to a close, combining lime and mint with barrel-aged rum, sugarcane, guava and menthol.
Perfumer: Julian Bedel
March marks the fading of summer across much of South America. Aguas de Marzo holds onto that brief atmosphere: the first rains, or a still-warm sea growing quieter as visitors leave. The perfume connects the memory of sunshine with the wistfulness of a changing season, expressed through a bright, cool impression of water.
Lime is the tonic, mint the dominant and barrel-aged rum the subdominant. Sugarcane, guava, menthol and cabreuva form the melody. Brisk citrus and mint meet the rounder sweetness of rum and tropical fruit, while menthol sharpens the impression of chilled air. A woody suggestion accompanies the sunny freshness.
It should suit someone who enjoys sweetness alongside a clear, refreshing edge, perhaps for a warm afternoon walk or a relaxed day away. Composed by Julian Bedel and released in 2026, it is shown in a 100mL bottle with a cylindrical wooden cap and tall clear glass revealing pale golden liquid.
