TuberoseOpens with
JasmineHeart
MateDries down to
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Fueguia 1833 · Sold as unisex
Castillos
The vibrant energy of an Argentine garden where tuberose and jasmine intertwine with the earthy warmth of mate, capturing a moment of serene beauty.
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CastillosLuxury · $250+
56%Similar accords, often for lessGucci Bloom · GucciPremium tier, $100–250 · shares tuberose and jasmine8 matches →How it wears
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The story behind the bottle.
Launched in 2010, Castillos by Fueguia 1833 captures the essence of Argentine nature through its distinctive blend of tuberose, jasmine, and mate. The fragrance is a collaboration between Julian Bedel and the land of Patagonia, where each note tells a story of local botanicals and their interactions with the natural landscape. Tuberose takes center stage in the top notes, providing a fresh spicy aroma that gives way to a soft floral heart of jasmine. The base note of mate adds warmth and earthiness, creating a composition that is both delicate and robust.
Castillos is best applied in light layers to allow each note to bloom gradually. The fresh spicy top notes are prominent initially but give way to the floral heart and warm base over time. It pairs well with both daytime and evening activities, offering a subtle yet captivating presence.
Fig. 01 — Castillos, Fueguia 1833
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Julian Bedel
South America's first luxury perfume houseJulián Bedel is an Argentine perfumer who worked as a branding strategist for luxury goods before commissioning a fragrance for a Buenos Aires museum revealed a lack of niche perfumery produced in South America.
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