The Story
Why it exists.
The beginning
Brasa was created by perfumer Fabiano Ramos as a fragrance for the hours after the table settles into conversation. Its inspiration comes from a long night shaped by Brazilian spontaneity: cachaça warmth, tobacco smoke, loud stories, and spices that keep the atmosphere moving. The composition follows the passage from an opening greeting to an evening that grows closer, darker, and more intimate as the hours pass. Anise and Sicilian lemon establish an aromatic opening before clove, cachaça, and cardamom bring warmth and a pulse of tension. Tobacco deepens the atmosphere, while tonka bean and praline add rounded sweetness.
The composition turns a familiar dinner gathering into something more expressive. Anise and Sicilian lemon bring a sharp, aromatic opening, while clove, cachaça, and cardamom create warmth with a pulse of tension. Tobacco adds depth, while tonka bean and praline introduce a dark sweetness that feels less dessert-like than rounded and smoky. Together, the notes carry the fragrance from a lively citrus-and-spice opening into a denser, warmer drydown. The sweetness of tonka bean and praline softens the sharper spice notes, while tobacco gives the later stages a deeper, smoky character.
The evolution
Brasa begins with a bright, aromatic snap. Sicilian lemon brings a clean citrus gleam that keeps the first impression alert, while anise adds its own aromatic character to the opening. As that brightness softens, the heart becomes more tactile: clove adds a sharp, almost medicinal warmth, cachaça brings rounded spirit-like richness, and cardamom adds a dry, fragrant lift. The combination gives the early stages a clear structure before the fragrance gradually moves toward tobacco and a dark sweet base. Tonka bean and praline take over slowly, rounding the composition with a deep sweetness that sits beneath the warmer spice notes. Tobacco adds depth as the drydown develops, leaving the fragrance warm, smoky, and close, with the different notes becoming more blended as time passes.
Cultural impact
Brasa arrives as a 2026 unisex release centered on an extended night-out mood rather than a single formal occasion. Its cachaça, tobacco, spice, and praline notes give the theme a distinctly Brazilian sense of spontaneity. The fragrance opens with aromatic brightness from anise and Sicilian lemon, then develops through clove, cachaça, and cardamom before settling into tobacco, tonka bean, and praline. This progression places it within an extended-wear context, moving from a lively opening into a warmer, closer drydown.
The House
BrascoBrasco is a Brazilian fragrance house shaped by friendship, mentorship and a shared sense of possibility. Founded by Gustavo Paiva and Allan Costa, the house introduces perfumery with warmth and curiosity, inviting exploration beyond familiar names.
The Creator
Fabiano RamosNo signature ingredients or confirmed techniques are documented for Fabiano Ramos. It would be premature to assign him a house style, whether airy, resinous, gourmand, woody, or otherwise.




























