Esterhazy Mixture: created by Pierre Francois Pascal Guerlain in 1828. Renamed Eau d'Esterhazy in 1850. Bouquet d'Esterhazy was an old renowned perfume, a former rival of Cologne water, the name is derived from a noble Hungarian family. It later lended its name after a popular snuff blend of the period.
So what does it smell like? A popular floral bouquet around the world. The French version included vetiver, German recipes added calamus root, lemon, nutmeg, bitter almond and musk.
Fragrance Composition:
So what does it smell like? A popular floral bouquet around the world. The French version included vetiver, German recipes added calamus root, lemon, nutmeg, bitter almond and musk.
- Top notes: neroli, orange blossom
- Middle notes: rose, cloves, orris
- Base notes: vetiver, vanilla, tonka bean, sandalwood, ambergris, tobacco
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