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Baraonda is Italian for commotion. The reference behind it is a book, Venedikt Yerofeyev's Moscow-Petushki.
Alessandro Gualtieri's statement for it is one of his longest. The fragrance encourages a raw taste sensation, the result of a quest to evoke the powerful and mighty whisper of an olfactory stirring, which magically rejoins the whole and the nothing.
The cap is cork, a mix of corks from Portugal and Italy, so the subject is in your hand before the bottle is open. Inside is whisky held against wood, with rose and musk somewhere beneath. The house lists nothing. That is our reading. Fragrantica's listing runs the same way.
Extrait de parfum, made in Italy, released in 2016. It belongs to the last glass of the night, poured after everyone else has gone home.
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