Eau De Minthe EDP

From £5.49

Description

Diptyque Eau De Minthe Sample

Description

Invented in 1882 with the release of Houbigant’s Fougere Royale, the distinctively fresh, classically masculine fougere is a stalwart of fine European fragrance- and until now, there’s never been an entry from the equally iconic house of Diptyque.

But in case you haven’t figured it out from the name, Eau de Minthe is not your (great-great-?) grandfather’s fougere; rather, it’s an impressively clever twist on a classic that replaces the standard lavender-geranium-oakmoss DNA of a fougere with an electric jolt of mouthwatering mint in place of the lavender.

Not only does this provide a striking unisex balance to a typically masculine genre, but it builds on a molecular connection between mint and geranium that lends the floral heart of the scent a dynamic aromatic resonance.

As a soft patchouli base with a touch of mossy rose lends gentle strength, Eau de Minthe takes the form of a recognizable fougere- but never so much that its delightful individuality is lost. Vibrant, fresh, and utterly unique, Eau de Minthe is a new classic fougere to stand alongside the greats.

Additional information
Weight0.05 kg
Sample Size
Top Notes
Middle Notes
About brand
Diptyque is a French perfume house which was founded in 1961 and acquired by Manzanita Capital, the London-based private equity fund, in 2005. Diptyque was established in 1961 by three artists: Yves Coueslant (a set designer), Desmond Knox-Leet (a painter) and Christiane Gautrot (a textile designer). The salon Diptyque was opened on Boulevard St.Germain in Paris. Primarily they offered home furnishings and produced printed fabrics. They also imported scents from England. But shortly (1963.) they added scented candles to the list of products by Diptyque, which became one of the main among their offers (and still is). 1968 the first Diptyque scent was launched – L`Eau, which is based on old English recipes of home fragrances. Three friends love to travel, the most of Diptyque scents were inspired by their trips.