Ramon Monegal

Ramon Monegal is one of the most respected figures in modern niche perfumery, representing the fourth generation of the prestigious Monegal dynasty. His family founded the legendary Spanish house Myrurgia in 1916, which served as the official purveyor to the Spanish Royal Family.

After decades of creating successful fragrances for global brands under the Myrurgia and Puig umbrella, Ramon launched his eponymous house in Barcelona in 2009. His philosophy treats perfumery as "olfactory literature," where ingredients are words and compositions are stories.

Signature Collections & Masterpieces

Ramon Monegal's work is characterized by Mediterranean passion, high-quality natural ingredients, and a signature bottle designed to look like an inkwell, symbolizing his literary inspiration.

• Flamenco: Perhaps his most iconic creation. It is a vibrant, "red" fragrance that captures the soul of the Spanish dance. It features a stunning blend of raspberry, violet, and orange blossom over a smoky, woody base of pine and cedar.

• Impossible Iris: A tribute to one of Ramon’s favorite ingredients. It is a floral-woody masterpiece that avoids the typical "rooty" or "carroty" smell of iris, instead presenting it as something luminous, silky, and crystalline.

• Agar Musk: A pioneer in the "clean oud" movement. It blends the deep, resinous power of agarwood with a cocktail of white musks, making it approachable, sophisticated, and perfect for the Mediterranean climate.

• Cherry Musk: A playful yet elegant take on fruit. It smells like a bowl of ripe cherries resting on a cloud of powdery, clean musk—avoiding the synthetic sweetness often found in fruity scents.

The "Spanish Collection"

In recent years, he has focused on celebrating his heritage through the Spanish Collection, which includes bold, high-performance extraits like Bravo, Olé, and Faïsa. These scents use rich resins, spices, and solar notes to evoke the heat and history of the Iberian Peninsula.