The excellence of a celebratory beverage, a French-style celebration, the promise of festive reunions, a successful party!
It has the impetuousness of a sparkling wine, the elegance of a festive decoration, the savours of a well-filled table. It is the promise of a festive Christmas, a happy end to the year. It all begins with top citrus notes and the sparkle of grapefruit zest. Then, the floral heart of rose and lily-of-the-valley blossoms, subtly stirred by the sweetness of patchouli. Lastly, the finale: the effervescence of an exquisite nectar, the passion of a mellow musk. The sparkle is created by the contrast between the zesty notes and the sweet notes, but it is patchouli which gives it this festive heart. A plant originating from Indonesia, patchouli was introduced into perfumes in the middle of the 19th century. It suffered for a long time from the nefarious reputation of the fake social elite, who particularly loved it for its mellowness. It was much later, in the 1960s/1970s, that patchouli, acclaimed by the hippies, was raised to the status of an olfactory icon and has since symbolised exoticism, liberty and sensuality!
It all begins with the invigorating burst of grapefruit zest, followed by the elegance and sweetness of a floral bouquet. Lastly, the base notes are exhilarating and fruity… The Exquisite Sparkle Home Fragrance is the perfect illustration of celebration. It is the laughter of shared joy, the melody of fragrant happiness, Christmas celebrated with elegance and exuberance.
- Top noteGrapefruit
- Heart notePatchouli, Rose, Lily of the valley
- Base noteViolet, Musk, Sparkling Notes
| Weight | 250 g |
|---|---|
| Brand | |
| Collection | |
| Size |
Their story begins at the end of the 19th century, in 1898 to be precise, when Maurice Berger invented a catalytic diffusion system to purify hospital air. In the 1930s, his little lamp found its way into many interiors and became a pure object of pleasure, a piece that people didn’t hesitate to collect. More than 100 years after its first appearance, it remains the most famous home fragrance in the world! Under the name of Maison Berger Paris, they are writing a new page in their history. They chose this name because it better reflects the diversity of their creations. Indeed, while the famous lamp Berger has become their emblematic reference, it is not the only product they offer. With this new name, they are keeping their origins while highlighting their expertise and the other pieces in their collection. From lamps and candles to bouquets, car diffusers, mist diffusers and refills, you can discover their world and treat yourself by ordering their creations.
Description
The excellence of a celebratory beverage, a French-style celebration, the promise of festive reunions, a successful party!
It has the impetuousness of a sparkling wine, the elegance of a festive decoration, the savours of a well-filled table. It is the promise of a festive Christmas, a happy end to the year. It all begins with top citrus notes and the sparkle of grapefruit zest. Then, the floral heart of rose and lily-of-the-valley blossoms, subtly stirred by the sweetness of patchouli. Lastly, the finale: the effervescence of an exquisite nectar, the passion of a mellow musk. The sparkle is created by the contrast between the zesty notes and the sweet notes, but it is patchouli which gives it this festive heart. A plant originating from Indonesia, patchouli was introduced into perfumes in the middle of the 19th century. It suffered for a long time from the nefarious reputation of the fake social elite, who particularly loved it for its mellowness. It was much later, in the 1960s/1970s, that patchouli, acclaimed by the hippies, was raised to the status of an olfactory icon and has since symbolised exoticism, liberty and sensuality!
It all begins with the invigorating burst of grapefruit zest, followed by the elegance and sweetness of a floral bouquet. Lastly, the base notes are exhilarating and fruity… The Exquisite Sparkle Home Fragrance is the perfect illustration of celebration. It is the laughter of shared joy, the melody of fragrant happiness, Christmas celebrated with elegance and exuberance.
- Top noteGrapefruit
- Heart notePatchouli, Rose, Lily of the valley
- Base noteViolet, Musk, Sparkling Notes
Additional information
| Weight | 250 g |
|---|---|
| Brand | |
| Collection | |
| Size |
About Maison Berger Paris
Their story begins at the end of the 19th century, in 1898 to be precise, when Maurice Berger invented a catalytic diffusion system to purify hospital air. In the 1930s, his little lamp found its way into many interiors and became a pure object of pleasure, a piece that people didn’t hesitate to collect. More than 100 years after its first appearance, it remains the most famous home fragrance in the world! Under the name of Maison Berger Paris, they are writing a new page in their history. They chose this name because it better reflects the diversity of their creations. Indeed, while the famous lamp Berger has become their emblematic reference, it is not the only product they offer. With this new name, they are keeping their origins while highlighting their expertise and the other pieces in their collection. From lamps and candles to bouquets, car diffusers, mist diffusers and refills, you can discover their world and treat yourself by ordering their creations.
