Panama 1924 (Eau de Toilette) by Panama 1924

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Panama 1924 Panama 1924 Eau de Toilette

8.1 / 10 31 Ratings

A popular perfume by Panama 1924 for women and men. The release year is unknown. The scent is spicy-resinous. The production was apparently discontinued.
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Main accords

Spicy

Resinous

Smoky

Woody

Green

Fragrance Notes

Tar

Pinyon pine

Utah juniper Cedar

Cedar

Sagebrush

Creosote

Yextrundop

Perfumer & Creative Guidance

Mathew Sabatino Brand owner, Perfume maker

Ratings

Scent

8.131 Ratings

Longevity

7.027 Ratings

Sillage

6.627 Ratings

Bottle

6.521 Ratings

Submitted by AmyAmy, last update on 07/28/2025.

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Reviews

3 in-depth fragrance descriptions

08/15/2022

8.5Scent 8Longevity 8Sillage

Gandix
172 Reviews

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Gandix

Top Review 26

Stories of Billions of Years Breathing

Forest
Quiet-deep-dim.
Tree by tree...
Side by side...
Bottle green...
The pines
and their bark.
Tar seals wounds of human hands.
Forgotten...
Just a ring in their time.
Juniper wept bitter tears back then.
No mugwort grows today under cedars,
like in that time.
Human sound and smoke.
Once sniffing at the spicy forest floor.
Stories of billions of years breathing.

The mugwort at the beginning is almost piercingly sharp, retreating more and more until I can no longer perceive it. And I wouldn't know it was mugwort if it weren't mentioned above.
It forms a seamless transition to the fruity bottle green of the pine needles.
More and more notes of bark and forest floor creep in.
The cedar - the wood, juniper for a bit of freshness.
Leather is not relevant to me here. The forest is clearly in the foreground.
The tar, the smoke that everyone can smell, is just a trace on my skin. Therefore, I took the pitch used to seal wounds of trees and the transience of humanity. The scent has something melancholic about it. What I cannot perceive so clearly, I do not miss either, because this is a very successful forest scent for me. The perception of a fragrance is always a very personal impression.

01/27/2022

10Scent 7Longevity 7Sillage

Floyd
478 Reviews

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Floyd

Top Review 52

Desert Drive

Silently, the desert sage wafts its sage over the sand, sharp and cool is the night wind, ethereal green shimmers over the land. The images here are sometimes bizarre. Chaparral of brush sows drifting tar sand like peat smoke into the Mojave. Sometimes it smells like boiling asphalt. Desert Drive. Then smoldering black shreds dissolve, flying into the needle-like branches of a mighty Pinyon pine, which carries the burning bitumen like spicy ragged clothes, through whose oily dark fabric the needle forests glow brightly, earthy barks shimmer, and the mild resins of a gnarled Utah juniper dance.
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"The desert is a harsh place to survive and the plants that grow there have complex & powerful aromas," writes Mathew Sabatino, and indeed "Desert Resin" is the strongest and most complex fragrance of the house. It opens with ethereal sharp, sage-like desert sage, which soon blends into aromatic tarry creosote aromas, reminiscent of spicy peat smoke. In the heart, the distinctive Ponderosa pine increasingly shines through a fabric of bituminous tar sand, as if it were wearing a dress of oil and smoke, before the Utah juniper contributes mild-resinous, woody-earthy aromas in the base, evoking associations of mulch and dry needles.
Barnaby Black's fragrances are 100% natural, thus their longevity and projection are rather moderate, and they are subject to seasonal fluctuations: "Our fragrances are not romantic notions of a time & place, they are the places we harvest them from," it says on the homepage. "Desert Resin" moderately carries through the complex scents of the desert for up to seven hours.

09/25/2018

7.5Scent 8Longevity 7Sillage

Meggi
249 Reviews

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Meggi

Top Review 21

Not Just the Fence!

„…in the midday heat, the fence is being repainted and afterwards the brush is cleaned.” These apt words are chosen by Bellemorte in her statement to describe the scent. This immediately reminds me of the story of Tom Sawyer, who cleverly gets the boys from the entire neighborhood to thoroughly paint a fence of several dozen square meters on his behalf and even pays them for the pleasure.

This episode soaked in rich color application not only fits ‘Desert Resin’, but the fragrance almost directly connects to it. Apparently, the street also needs to be resurfaced and various furniture needs to be glued anew. And at the fence, it’s not just one person swinging the brush; there’s a whole army involved, requiring a whole bucket full of solvent for the subsequent cleaning of the tools.

I haven’t smelled anything oily-tarry like this as a perfume in ages, if ever. A resinous-sweaty impression reminiscent of rubbing alcohol (well-known for treating sore limbs - for example, due to excessive manual labor) is almost overwhelmed. Ten minutes later, I smell buckets of paint, glue, or just some solvent, preferably all together. Etheric vapors, bright and pungent, waft around. Not unpleasantly fresh - but intense.

As it progresses, the tar really sets in. It’s no longer as biting as directly from the kettle, but rather like it was applied some time ago. The same goes for the paint, though this might make it even more lifelike. It’s just drying.

It’s exhausting, but it’s fun. Anyway, the work (of course, with so many helping out!) is done by mid-morning, and after about three hours, the rubbing alcohol comes into play again. In the afternoon, its sweatiness gradually gives way to something more akin to cumin, which is additionally enveloped in a balsamic note. In style, this now astonishingly reminds me of one or another aspect of ‘Interlude Man’. It’s surprising that, in connection with the North American resinous scents from Barnaby, an Amouage comes to mind for the second time.

However, I don’t think the mentioned one is the worst reference…

I thank Yatagan for the sample.

Statements

16 short views on the fragrance

veggiebroth

7 months ago

1

standing in the desert at night howling at the moon

Schalkerin

4 years ago

8.5Scent 6Longevity 7Sillage

32

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Slowly, the sharp and
smoky tar makes its way towards
the desert. It carries along juniper and woods
but quickly becomes tamer.

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Mrtangiers

4 months ago

7.5Scent 7Longevity 6Sillage

27

45

Dry desert
hot streets
felled pines
scattered juniper bushes*

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Brida

1 year ago

8.5Scent 8Longevity 7Sillage

26

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Tar
Desert Road
in gnarled branches
hangs
poison Kreosote
Pinyon Lights Canyon
Juniper Moon
Steppe witches roll
to singing bones

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Delightful

4 years ago

9.5Scent 7Longevity 7Sillage

22

Green desert resins
Buzzing bitter aromatic shrubs
Spicy whispers of pitch smoke on dark tar roads
Brightly glowing terpenes
Over licorice earth

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Cfr

2 years ago

8Scent 7Longevity 7Sillage

21

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Ice-cold wind blows in the forest
collecting pine cones from
blue cedar, firing up the sauna
The snow melts from the tar
Fennel tea gives me strength.

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