Tubéreuse Trianon

Tubéreuse Trianon by Le Jardin Retrouve is a Oriental Floral fragrance for women and men. Tubéreuse Trianon was launched in 1985. The nose behind this fragrance is Yuri Gutsatz. Top notes are Coriander, Rhubarb and Petitgrain; middle notes are Tuberose, Ylang-Ylang, Neroli, Jasmine, Lily-of-the-Valley and Clove; base notes are Frangipani, Coconut, Raspberry and Peru Balsam. Tubéreuse Trianon previously known as Eau de Tubéreuse (Tuberose) launched in 1985: A lovely oriental flower with a heady and bewitching perfume. "You are headed towards the Trianon in the Versailles garden where the King has had a profusion of flowerbeds planted. It is evening. You pass by a group of courtesans. A gaze pierces you. In its wake, the heady scent of tuberose, mingled with jasmine and ylang ylang, and as though veiled, the unexpected trace of raspberry. Your heart just encountered love. It melts." - a note from the brand. Tuberose (Polianthes Tuberosa) originates in Mexico and India. Belonging to the Amarydillacae species, this flower was introduced into southern France by monks towards the middle of the 17th century and planted in Beaugencier. This warm, strong and penetrating fragrance caused the Tuberose to be classified among the voluptuous, and even heady, fragrances. A skilfull dosage of Indian Tuberose Absolute in the composition of the new perfume from Le Jardin Retrouvé turns it into a wonderfully rich and long-lasting fragrance.