Péng Lái (China)

OSMANTHUS FROM CHINA

Osmanthus comes from a shrub, which gave its name to the city of Guilin, which means “Osmanthus forest” in Chinese.
The flowers it produces can be white, orange or red. They bloom from September to October during 10 days.
They must be treated within 24 hours after the harvest in order to preserve their delicate fragrance.
Sweet and fruity, Osmanthus has apricot notes that also bring to mind dried fruit such as prunes.
Its scent is described as sensual, subtle and soft.

"I have inspired by the unique Yangtze Jiang river landscapes, in the past called "blue river". We can find there the delicate Osmanthus flower, symbol of widsom, calm and balance."

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Our perfumers have scoured the world in search of the most precious ingredients to reveal the precious treasures of China.
The glass bottle with its sober, elegant lines is adorned with a black stopper marked with the seal of the Maison BERDOUES and a label inspired by the codes of those French wines distinguished by the Grand Cru appellation.

Eau de Parfum - Capacity: 100 ml