À la Reine des Fleurs – Eau de Parfum

L.T. Piver – a Paris perfume house founded in 1774, whose historic formulas are made once again in its own manufacture in Chartres.

À la Reine des Fleurs is bright, herbal and sun-warmed. Petitgrain and verbena open fresh and citrusy, lavandin, rosemary and thyme warm the heart like herbs in the midday sun, before ambrox and musk settle into a soft, clean base.

À la Reine des Fleurs is at its best in spring and summer and during the day. This unisex fragrance suits the office, weekends in the countryside and easy everyday wear.

To us it is a small miracle that this scent was already loved by Marie Antoinette and still doesn't feel the least bit dusty. The house's very first creation, named after the Paris boutique Michel Adam founded in 1774 – and so fresh you would never believe it is 250 years old.

THE SNUD SCENT GUIDE

Everything you want to know about this fragrance.

What does À la Reine des Fleurs smell like?

Of verbena and petitgrain, lavandin, rosemary and thyme – on a soft bed of musk and ambrox.

How does À la Reine des Fleurs feel?

Like a deep breath in a herb garden: light, clear and invigorating, with a delicate trail that never intrudes. Airy rather than heavy, cheerful rather than serious.

When should you wear À la Reine des Fleurs?

In spring and summer, during the day, at the office and wherever a fragrance should feel fresh and effortless. Unisex.

Which fragrance might I like if I love À la Reine des Fleurs?

If you love the blend of petitgrain and lavandin in À la Reine des Fleurs, try Chaco by Nissaba – yerba maté, bergamot, petitgrain and lavandin over palo santo and vetiver.

Still unsure? Discover À la Reine des Fleurs as a sample first – the sample price is credited toward the full-size purchase.