A multi-layered, spicy-warm fragrance for men and women with the powerful, slightly resinous note of eagle wood, combined with fresh aromas of bergamot, mandarin, vetiver, black pepper and leather. They lend lightness to the elegant eau de parfum, making it suitable for the evening as well as the day. The top note opens with saffron, cardamom, mandarin, bergamot and cinnamon. Iris, allspice, clove, jasmine, black pepper, frankincense and myrrh unfold in the heart note. Warm, spicy notes of oud, opoponax, oakmoss, amber, patchouli, vetiver, sandalwood and rosewood form the base. The 3333 in the name indicates the height of the shovel tip in the dust valley.

While hiking in the Tyrolean Alps, surrounded by mountain ranges, blooming alpine meadows and babbling streams with clear glacier water, three Austrians decided to capture the scent of the Alps in a perfume. An ambitious project, not only because the Alpine world offers an abundance of fragrances, but also because the perfume market does. Pharmacist Lara Balacco, her partner Daniel Deutsch and his brother Benjamin worked for a long time until the first fragrance was composed and a name was found for the young perfume manufactory - the first in Tyrol. The basis of Acqua Alpes' natural fragrances - pronounced Acqua Alpess - is mountain spring water from the Tyrolean Alps. The names of the perfumes also reflect the close connection to the alpine homeland: 2828, 2677 and 3333, for example, denote the heights of the surrounding mountain peaks of Pirchkogel, Glungezer and Schaufelspitze. The company philosophy, on the other hand, is clear from the outset: the basis is exclusively natural fragrance essences. The three Tyroleans create the fragrances themselves and also produce them by hand in their own laboratory in Inzing. Acqua Alpes has designed the perfumes as unisex fragrances; they are elegant, sometimes multi-layered, such as Oud 3333, yet fresh, rather light and unobtrusive.

Please note that some perfumes, especially those with yellowish or other colored fragrance oils, may stain light-colored clothing.