Parfum "Jardin de l'Élysée" - The Bel Bottle - Élysée x Guerlain

THE MEETING OF GUERLAIN AND THE FRENCH SPIRIT

In 1853, Pierre-François-Pascal Guerlain dedicated Eau de Cologne Impériale to Empress Eugénie.

For the occasion, he entrusted Pochet du Courval with the creation of the iconic Bee Bottle, adorned with the bees of the Empire and a festoon motif inspired by the Vendôme Column.

Nearly two hundred years later, the House of Guerlain presents in this very same bottle the fragrance “Jardin de l’Élysée,” an Eau de Parfum developed exclusively for the brand “Élysée – Presidency of the Republic,” in tribute to Empress Eugénie, for whom the Élysée Palace was one of her official residences under the Second Empire.

A fragrance that evokes a glimmer of spring beneath the vibrant greenery of the palace gardens. The scent opens with the freshness of bergamot, before revealing a heart of magnolia, rose and jasmine, wrapped in amber and tea tinctures.

The iconic bottle, still produced by Pochet du Courval, is adorned with a delicate ribbon in the colors of the French flag and a tassel in tribute to the French Republic.

By choosing this fragrance, you support the excellence of French craftsmanship and contribute to funding initiatives dedicated to enhancing the cultural and historical heritage of the Élysée Palace.