L.T. Piver - À La Reine des Fleurs - Eau de Parfum

The Gentle Burn of Sun-Warmed Herbs - Introduced in 1774 

Among perfumed elixirs, there exists an essence born beneath the gilded halls of Versailles, blessed by the breath of sun-warmed herbs and cherished by Her Majesty Queen Marie Antoinette.

This Eau de Cologne, named in tribute to the noble house founded in 1774 by Michel Adam, renowned perfumer and glove-maker, distills the lively zest of verbena and petitgrain, brightened with lavandin, rosemary, and a hint of thyme, before fading gently into a soft cloud of musk and ambrox.

Made famous by a royal patent and carefully preserved for over two centuries, its formula still today reveals scents of exquisite freshness and unexpected modernity. It is a breath of aromatic air, light and free, that revives the spirit and invites joyful daydreaming.

À la Reine des Fleurs, the House’s very first fragrance, celebrates its 250th anniversary. À la Reine des Fleurs is also the name of the manufacturer in Chartres, France.

SCENT NOTES: petitgrain, verbena, lavandin, rosemary, thyme, ambrox, musk

CONCENTRATION: eau de parfum

RELEASED: Originally released in 1774

ORIGIN: France

CREATIVE DIRECTOR: Jacques Rouché

PERFUMER: Michel Adam