Tilleul d'ailleurs. C.G. – Eau de Toilette

D'ORSAY is a Paris fragrance house named after the dandy Alfred d'Orsay. Tilleul d'ailleurs. C.G. – formerly Vouloir être ailleurs – is one of D'ORSAY's historic scents: released in 1915 as “Tilleul”, reinvented in 1995 by Olivia Giacobetti and still one of the house's bestsellers.

Tilleul d'ailleurs smells of an early morning in the countryside: lemon petitgrain opens fresh and green, linden blossoms bloom in the heart, and acacia wood and beeswax give it an almost tangible softness you want to wrap yourself in. Add a hint of freshly cut hay.

Tilleul d'ailleurs suits spring and summer, days off and every moment when you need a little tenderness.

What makes Tilleul d'ailleurs special to us is its comfort: it smells of carefree days, of being fifteen and a summer that never ends. One of those scents you spray on and immediately feel calmer.

THE SNUD SCENT GUIDE

Everything you want to know about this fragrance.

What does Tilleul d'ailleurs smell like?

Lemon petitgrain and linden blossom, on a soft base of acacia wood and beeswax. Floral, green, fresh.

How does Tilleul d'ailleurs feel?

Delicate, sunny and comforting – like a morning beneath a linden tree in bloom.

When do you wear Tilleul d'ailleurs?

Loveliest by day, in spring and summer – and whenever you are looking for calm.

What else might I like if I love Tilleul d'ailleurs?

Sol Salgado by THOMAS DE MONACO also opens with linden blossom and mimosa – saltier and sunnier, with sandalwood and vanilla, but with the same tender brightness.

Still not sure? Discover Tilleul d'ailleurs as a sample first – the sample price is credited toward the full-size purchase.