The spell of Seville, Myrurgia colony

Spell of Seville Myrurgia is a vintage cologne with a fascinating history and a captivating scent. Its name refers to the city's charm and mystery. It was launched in 1933.

It is a type of oriental-spicy fragrance with floral and woody touches.

The Perfumer was Jean Carles (creator of classics such as Taboo (Dana's).

– Top notes: Aldehydes, bergamot, lemon, neroli, peach, strawberry.

– Heart notes: Carnation, jasmine, rose, lily of the valley, ylang-ylang, iris.

– Base notes: Sandalwood, benzoin, tonka bean, vanilla, vetiver, amber.

The original bottle is very elegant, with gold details and Andalusian motifs (such as a guitar, a flamenco dancer, and a bullfighter).

Some compare it to Chanel No. 5 but spicier and with a woody and balsamic background.

The older bottles may have lost some of their citrus notes, but they retain their warmth.