Fragrance and Composition

• A spicy-citrus character accompanies the officially stated dry and spicy finish.
• The top note is bigarade, or bitter orange.
• Neroli unfolds in the heart, while the base belongs to saffron.
• Petitgrain from the bitter orange tree is also among the key fragrance ingredients.
• The Eau de Cologne concentration corresponds to a cologne water.
• The composition was created by perfumer Jean-Claude Ellena and was launched in 2016.
• This is the perfumer's fifth composition in the Hermès Colognes collection.
• The disclosed composition begins with Alcohol, Dipropylene Glycol, Aqua/Water/Eau and Parfum/Fragrance. The list may change, so the composition on the product packaging is definitive.

The result is a unisex fragrance for those seeking a combination of neroli, bitter orange and saffron in a dry, spicy interpretation.

Packaging

• This variant contains 100 ml of cologne water.
• The golden-yellow bottle has a shape the brand describes as its iconic lantern bottle.
• The orange box is complemented by a contrasting band whose colour references the shade of the bottle.
• The bottle is fitted with a removable pump.
• The product is made in France.

You receive a 100 ml bottle with a pump that can be removed if needed.

About the Brand

Hermès was founded by Thierry Hermès in Paris in 1837. He started as a saddler and maker of horse harnesses in a workshop on rue Basse-du-Rempart. Today, Hermès is an independent French family business built on a craftsman model. Its philosophy is rooted in creative freedom, the selection of quality materials, the passing on of craft know-how, and the design of objects with a long lifespan.

You are choosing a product from a brand that combines French heritage with craft know-how passed down since its founding.