Myrurgia Cologne 1916 old formulation

The 1916 Colony of Myrurgia It is an icon of Spanish perfumery, originally created in 1916 by the Russian perfumer Meisonier for the house of Myrurgia, founded in Barcelona by the sculptor Esteve Monegal i Prat. Although it was initially launched in 1916, the best-known and most widely marketed version currently dates from 1982, when it was relaunched with a formula adapted to modern tastes.

Characteristics of the old formulation

1. Original olfactory pyramid:

   – Top notes: Lemon and bergamot, with a vibrant and fresh citrus character.

   – Heart notes: Rosemary, which provides an aromatic and herbal touch.

   – Base notes: Orange blossom, adding a soft, warm floral nuance.

1916 by Myrurgia is a unisex fragrance. Although initially designed for women, its success with men has made it a household classic. Its fresh, Mediterranean scent, reminiscent of "clean sheets" and a coastal breeze, is ideal for summer.