Citadelle Jardin D´Été
29,84 €
Citadelle Jardin D´Été is made with 22 botanicals, including juniper berries, salt pepper and Sichuan pepper. The name alone betrays it, but you can immediately recognize the fresh and intense aroma of the flowers. You can also feel the fresh aromas of citrus and juniper. The nose is fresh and intense. It opens with notes of juniper and citrus (yuzu and orange zest, candied lemon), complemented by flowers (violet) and fennel with sweet spices and licorice in the background. Very delicate taste and with a beautiful freshness. Always floral, but more spicy and fruity. It evolves with notes of nutmeg, orris root and star anise. The finish is floral and fruity, with citrus fruits, almonds and cumin.
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