Antonio Puig, the Barcelona house founded in 1914, has 8 perfumes on Scendira, from about $13 to $29. The names that come up most online are Quorum, Agua Brava and Quorum Silver, and their notes show a house that favours cool citrus, herbs and dry, mossy bases.
What the Antonio Puig picks smell like
Quorum (EDT, 1981) smells like a smoky, leathery suit with a cool citrus kick, opening on artemisia, cumin, bergamot, grapefruit and lemon and drying down to moss, frankincense, leather, tobacco and amber.
Cool mint and lavender on mossy woods is Agua Brava (Eau de Cologne, 2025), opening on mint and resting on oakmoss.
Quorum Silver (EDT, 2005) reads as a cool citrus cologne with peppery cedar, from cardamom, ginger, mandarin and lavender to cedar, gaiac wood, amber and patchouli.
In Scendira's collections, Agua Brava and Quorum Silver appear in lavender perfumes; the brands page leads to other houses.
Across the picks here, the scent family that shows up is woody perfumes.
