Description
Perfume Name: Fleur d’Oranger (2007)
Brand: L’Artisan Parfumeur
Perfumer: Anne Flipo
Release Year: 2007
Fragrance Notes: Orange blossom, petitgrain, beeswax
Natural raw materials are vibrant. They change from one harvest to another, from one soil to another, depending on the years. This is their virtue, this aura they transmit to perfumes. Some harvests yield natural ingredients that stand out with their exceptional olfactory qualities. These are unique vintages, treasures, moments of grace and magic that appear out of the blue.
They are extracted from a harvest, a field, a region, a specific year. Limited editions that grow naturally like gifts of nature, often in quantities too small to be made use of – until L’Artisan Parfumeur seized the opportunity to reveal their beauty by creating a new collection of perfumes to celebrate these exceptional harvests.
In 2005, Fleur d’Oranger was the first of this new series of outstanding perfumes to celebrate a sublime harvest, from the Nabeul Orchards in Tunisia.
2007 was also a year that yielded an extraordinary harvest, one that was used to create a new limited edition of this unique orange blossom (the 2005 vintage was exhausted in just a few weeks).
Sculpted as a jeweler cuts a precious gemstone, this symbol of THE ultimate Orange Blossom was transformed into a unique perfume. Everything in this fragrance is very fresh and suave, evoking the dizzy scent of Tunisian orange trees in blossom in the orchard.
Decanted from a 2007 bottle of Fleur d’Oranger (2007) by L’Artisan Parfumeur.
