Brumes

A bright floral character is introduced by the juicy and exuberant combination of bergamot and pineapple, which is accompanied by a bed of wonderful vanilla, wood, and musks, as well as an abundance of orange blossom and creamy jasmine. Paul Vacher creat Brumes in 1938 as a representation of freedom, escape, and hope amid the alarming rise of fascism in Europe. Vanina Murraciole transformed this composition to a modern flower and fruit scene in 2020.
The tart berry note of the raspberry is exciting, like a bright spot in the middle of a storm.
Top Notes: Pineapple, raspberry, and bergamot
Heart Notes: Jasmine, orange blossom, and rose
Base Notes: Cedarwood, patchouli, musk, and vanilla