2010
Quebracho
Julian BedelThe nose · 153 fragrances · also made Muskara Cuero (2018)Portrait →

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Fueguia 1833  ·  Sold as unisex

Quebracho

The arrival of a traveler on horseback, bringing with them the scents of leather, smoke, and earth after a long journey through Patagonia.

4.07Warmly received so far
Scent fingerprintAll 7 accords ↓
aromaticfresh spicywoodycitrusamberbalsamic
QuebrachoLuxury · $250+
48%Similar accords, often for lessVibrant Leather Oud · ZaraBudget tier, under $40 · shares incense and bergamot8 matches →

How it wears

From community votes · bars are each option's share
LongevityModerate50% say long lasting or eternal
Very weak0%
Weak12%
Moderate38%
Long lasting12%
Eternal38%
SillageEnormous67% say strong or enormous
Intimate0%
Moderate33%
Strong22%
Enormous44%
Scent Profile

Composition & Character

Notes Pyramid

TopOpening

HeartThe Soul

BaseFoundation

Main Accords

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Who Wears It

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Masculine33%
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Unisex33%
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Feminine33%
04 · DossierEdited by Scentsation Editorial

The story behind the bottle.

Scentsation editorial

Julian Bedel launched Quebracho in 2010 as part of Fueguia 1833's Linneo collection, a line dedicated to the legacy of Carl Linnaeus. This woody scent is built around incense, juniper, and bergamot, evoking the rugged landscapes and ancient botanicals of Patagonia. The composition opens with an incense note that immediately sets a smoky, almost ritualistic tone, while juniper adds a fresh spiciness that cuts through the aromatic richness. Bergamot in the base provides a subtle citrus warmth, grounding the scent in earthy familiarity.

Quebracho is as much about the journey it evokes as its individual notes — think of the arrival of a horse after crossing endless trails, where the force of inspiration permeates everything around you.

How to wear it

Apply this fragrance in light layers — it blooms over time to reveal its smoky depth. The incense note is immediate but fades quickly, while the juniper and bergamot linger for hours, making it perfect for a day that transitions seamlessly into evening.

Fig. 01 — Quebracho, Fueguia 1833

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03 · The nose

Julian Bedel

South America's first luxury perfume house

Julián 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.

153fragrances
Argentinenationality

Designer Fueguia 1833

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QuebrachoVicuña
Try it layered

With Fueguia 1833 Vicuña

Adds green, nutty and powdery; shares two accords.

Suggested from accords and notes · not yet tried by wearers

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