Penhaligon's Portraits The Bewitching Yasmine is an amber oriental-floral eau de parfum for women. It is particularly suited for evening wear.

Fragrance & Composition

The opening places cardamom and coffee side by side. The heart unfolds with sambac jasmine alongside fir, while the base is composed of Tahitian vanilla, Laotian oud and incense.

• Top notes: cardamom and coffee
• Heart notes: sambac jasmine and fir
• Base notes: Tahitian vanilla, Laotian oud and incense
• Concentration: Eau de Parfum
• Year of release: 2017
• Perfumer: Marie Salamagne
• Collection: Portraits

You will appreciate it if you are drawn to the combination of coffee and spices with white flowers, vanilla, oud and incense.

Usage

The Bewitching Yasmine is recommended primarily for evening wear.

Packaging

• Bottle size: 75 ml
• Bottle design: Marc Ange
• Illustrator associated with the bottle presentation: Kristjana S Williams

Both the bottle and its presentation bring together the work of two distinct creators.

About the Brand

The origins of the London-based brand Penhaligon's date back to 1870, when William H. Penhaligon, a native of Penzance in Cornwall, took over a barbershop on Jermyn Street and expanded it with his own workshop. His first fragrance, Hammam Bouquet, was created in 1872, inspired by the scent of the neighbouring Turkish baths.

In 1903, the brand received its first Royal Warrant from Queen Alexandra. Since 2015, it has been part of the Puig group and operates within the perfume segment.