Fueguia 1833 Xocoatl Perfume Oil

As the story goes, Aztec cultures held cacao in utter reverence for centuries, only allowing it to be consumed by the gods. That was until the deity Quetzalcoatl allowed man to taste the drink; his wife was killed in revenge, and his tears fell into the cocao tree and vanilla orchids, creating a sacred potion. Here, Fuegia 1833 draws inspiration from that potion with a blend of flor de vainilla, flor de cacao and ron, creating a scent steeped in legend.