Fragrance house

Agua de Sevilla

Agua de Sevilla dates its birth to 1987 and is closely tied to the city whose name it bears. Its olfactory identity draws on Seville’s bitter-orange blossom, with perfumes beginning there with hand-collected azahar. The house’s most documented public milestone came at Expo ’92: its orange-blossom water was sprayed around the Universal Exhibition, and Agua de Sevilla was the perfume created for and sprayed throughout the exhibition site during the event’s six-month run. The eponymous fragrance, centered on the scent associated with Seville’s spring, is the clearest expression of that connection. Its current identity combines reinvention with fidelity to its Seville roots, local inspiration, orange blossom, and Spanish artisanal collection practices. Royal & Parfums S.L. currently operates the Agua de Sevilla website and holds the industrial-property rights presented there.