Sa Majesté la Rose is a peerless rose soliflore at whose heart
lies an unusually high dose of Rosa damascena absolute.
Following a
nostril-singeing flare of waxy citrus, there emerges an astonishing facsimile
of a freshly-cut, Madame Alfred Carrière-type blossom; all pink and dewy with
an unmistakable lychee fruit accent. As the perfume develops,
it gains a honey-like hue that’s shaded by dark spices and yet, somehow, Sa
Majesté la Rose never looses its geranium-like brightness and verdant vibrancy
- no mean feat given its remarkable longevity.
Nose: Christopher Sheldrake
House: Serge Lutens
Release date: 2000
Release date: 2000
Notes
(per Fragrantica): Moroccan rose, guaiac wood, clove, white honey, musk.
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