Babieca by nBitor
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Babieca by nBitor is a leather fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2023, the nose behind this composition is Miguel Matos. The top notes reveal saffron, cade oil, raspberry, and aldehydes; the heart unfolds tobacco, hay, cyperus (nagarmota), and osmanthus (fragrant olive); while the base notes land in leather, caramel, patchouli, algalia (civet), vanilla, musk, and oakmoss.
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Leading answer I want it
107 votes
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Leading answer Love it
41 votes
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About Babieca
Babieca by nBitor is a leather fragrance for men and women. Launched in 2023, the nose behind this composition is Miguel Matos. The top notes reveal saffron, cade oil, raspberry, and aldehydes; the heart unfolds tobacco, hay, cyperus (nagarmota), and osmanthus (fragrant olive); while the base notes land in leather, caramel, patchouli, algalia (civet), vanilla, musk, and oakmoss.
Spices Fruits, vegetables and nuts Green, herbal and fougère Woods and mosses Flowers Musk, amber and animalic Sweet and gourmand
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Longevity
Leading answer Long-lasting
27 votes
Sillage
Leading answer Strong
28 votes
Character
Leading answer Traditionally masculine
31 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Fair price
26 votes
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At first, it gave me a shock, but now I see a strange charm in it. Smells like a liar, like grilled figs. Fruity, dark, dusty like hay, rough yet juicy. A fun chimera.
As a proud girl from Burgos, I had to try it. What a pity it’s so exclusive and hard to find.
Babieca: The Olfactory Ecstasy of Embodied History. Without a doubt, it’s my favorite from the ñBitor line, and for good reasons. In the perfume universe, where each scent tells a story, Babieca is a masterpiece that transcends time and space. Created by Miguel Matos, this elixir takes you on an epic journey through the Reconquista, with legendary knights and steeds. From the very first moment, it envelops you in a dance of aromas that awakens the senses. The top notes, with raspberry, saffron, aldehydes, and cade, unfold like battle standards, announcing a unique experience. What makes Babieca unique is its evolution on the skin. At first, it’s a smoky and animal explosion, like in ancient battles, but over time the smoke softens to reveal layers of leather, musk, vanilla, and caramel. This transformation is its soul: bold and challenging at the start, refined and provocative at the end. In its heart, osmanthus, tobacco, hay, and cypriol dance in harmony, transporting you to golden meadows. There, it reveals its true nature: bold, intrepid, and ethereal. The magic lies in the dry down, where leather, musk, vanilla, caramel, oakmoss, patchouli, and civet create a seductive trail. Behind every drop lies a fascinating story. Inspired by El Cid’s horse, it pays homage to the bravery of those steeds. The story of Babieca, underestimated at first but turned into legend, reflects the essence of the fragrance: underestimated but destined to leave a mark. Babieca by Miguel Matos is more than a perfume; it’s art. Every application immerses you in emotions where history comes alive. Don’t judge by the cover; let its aroma take you to the unknown. Dive into the olfactory ecstasy of embodied history.
Before reviewing, a mandatory mention to The Perfumery Barcelona’s idea: representing Spanish culture and history. Super interesting premise, and they deliver on all fronts. It’s an experience and a treat. In this case, Babieca is based on El Cid, his historical mare from the Reconquista. It’s amazing how it recreates those moments with a smoky character, dry herbal touches, dark woods… and suddenly, a sweet, gourmand note that makes it interesting and makes you want to smell it again. It’s difficult to wear, but as an aromatic construction and evocative work, it’s worth reviewing and trying. Cheers!
In two words: vomit-inducing and nauseating. The sting of saffron is unbearable. Foul. One of the worst things I’ve ever smelled. It makes me gag just by smelling it.