Sourcing
We work with single growers, not brokers. When a harvest ends, our stock ends with it — and often the composition does too.
A three-family cooperative outside Palenque supplies the amber base of Rumé Ember. Their resin is tapped from October to January and rested for a full year before it reaches us.
The iris in Rumé Veil is grown in a single field near San Polo. Rhizomes are lifted after three seasons, dried for ten months, then macerated for another six.
The heart of Rumé Dusk. One cooperative, one distillation, one shipment per year. Some years the fragrance simply is not available. That is the rule.