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FUEGUIA 1833 PRESENTS DURAZNO, JULIAN BEDEL'S NEW CREATION
Durazno draws inspiration from Chinese and Japanese tea traditions, where tea is a ritual of time, patience, presence, and observation; the Asian notion of gardens designed to evoke what cannot be seen directly, structured through absence and partial revelation; and the concept of the missing fundamental in music.
Born from an image—the gentle steam rising from a cup of peach tea—it celebrates the delicate transformation of leaf and flower into scent, the beauty of fragmentation, of what is physically absent but still perceived, the wisdom of nature and poetry.
“Durazno appeared in fragments, at the edge between wakefulness and sleep, through the sum of all my visits to gardens in the East. It took shape in the space between those gardens—a presence like the missing fundamental in music: not yet physically there, and still fully perceived. It leans on your complicity, on your own infinite garden that is always revealing itself.”JB
FUEGUIA 1833 PRESENTS DURAZNO, JULIAN BEDEL'S NEW CREATION
Durazno draws inspiration from Chinese and Japanese tea traditions, where tea is a ritual of time, patience, presence, and observation; the Asian notion of gardens designed to evoke what cannot be seen directly, structured through absence and partial revelation; and the concept of the missing fundamental in music.
Born from an image—the gentle steam rising from a cup of peach tea—it celebrates the delicate transformation of leaf and flower into scent, the beauty of fragmentation, of what is physically absent but still perceived, the wisdom of nature and poetry.
“Durazno appeared in fragments, at the edge between wakefulness and sleep, through the sum of all my visits to gardens in the East. It took shape in the space between those gardens—a presence like the missing fundamental in music: not yet physically there, and still fully perceived. It leans on your complicity, on your own infinite garden that is always revealing itself.”JB
The acorde of Durazno is composed of Peach Leaf, Grapefruit Flower, and Honeysuckle.
Peach Leaf was distilled using steam distillation. Where the peach fruit speaks of sweetness and juice, the leaf only alludes to it—green without being sharp; fruity without being sweet.
Grapefruit Flower and Honeysuckle were distilled using low-pressure hydrodistillation.
Grapefruit Flower has a light, citric, floral, and transparent character, while Honeysuckle evokes the nectar of the flower: sweet, green, and creamy.
