Woha Calahorra Extrait

Description

Calahorra is a green, resinous woody extrait that opens Woha Parfums' Liquid Architecture collection. Created with perfumer Alejandro Ponsà, it translates a vertical-garden café project at the Calahorra Tower in Elche into scent. Green mandarin, papyrus and allspice open it, thyme, sugar cane and rosewood form the heart, and patchouli, copaiba balsam and ho wood carry the dry, balsamic base.

Scent Character

Translation: a garden growing up a stone tower: green citrus, herbs and dry balsamic woods.

Fragrance Pyramid

• Top: Green Mandarin, Papyrus, Allspice
• Heart: Thyme, Sugar Cane, Rosewood, Witch Hazel
• Base: Patchouli, Copaiba Balsam, Ho Wood, Guggul

Performance

Longevity: Long, an estimated 8 to 12 hours on skin.
Sillage: Moderate.
Projection: Within arm's reach early on, then closer to the skin.

Best Occasions & Season

Season: Best in fall and winter, and cooler spring days.
Occasion: Evenings, creative work settings and special occasions.
Wear: Unisex.

Concentration & Provenance

Concentration: Extrait de Parfum
Perfumer: Alejandro Ponsà
House: Woha Parfums (Elche, Spain)

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Offered as a 1 oz / 30 ml retail bottle at $180.00. Every bottle is the authentic fragrance.

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FAQ

What does Calahorra smell like?
Green mandarin, papyrus and allspice open into thyme and sugar cane, then settle into patchouli, copaiba balsam and dry woods.

What is the idea behind Calahorra?
It is the first fragrance in Woha Parfums' Liquid Architecture collection, which turns architecture projects from Elche into scent. Calahorra follows a café built inside a vertical garden at the Calahorra Tower.

Is Calahorra a sweet fragrance?
Not really. The sugar cane adds a light natural sweetness, but green, herbal and woody notes lead.

Does Calahorra contain oud?
No, oud is not part of the published note pyramid. The woody depth comes from patchouli, copaiba balsam, ho wood and guggul.