Mutis Nueva Granada Agua De Indias Άρωμα

Agua De Indias — an olfactory transposition of oranges, reminiscent of the sunsets typical of Cartagena, a colonial gem known worldwide for the beauty of its Ciudad Amurallada. This city is celebrated for the vibrant colors of its houses and the luxurious baroque architecture of its palaces and churches. Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Cartagena was also immortalized by Gabriel García Márquez in the unforgettable pages of his novels.

Agua De Indias – balsamic, aromatic, and intense, it evokes the scent of the wind as it blows from the sea, carrying the saltiness of the waves mingled with the fragrance of the flowers from the trees that surround the old city.