"A rose by any other name would smell as sweet" -  William Shakespeare's - Romeo and Juliet
 
A Day in Grasse is a fragrant dedication to the rose, a flower with a fascinating effect and  unique scent.
 
Experience the enchanting aroma of A DAY in GRASSE Eau de Parfum, a fragrance that takes you on a sensory journey to the heart of France's perfume capital. Blending the delicate essence of seductive rose with the fresh greenness of herbs, this fragrance is complemented by the earthy tones of vetiver, creating a captivating combination that will linger on your skin. This perfume perfectly captures the essence of balmy summer evenings, filled with laughter and joy in the company of loved ones. Add this exquisite perfume to your collection and let it transport you to the idyllic hills of Grasse.
 
Fragrance story:
A stroll through Grasse with friends. The evening hour bathes everything in rose-golden glow. As we talk and walk, laugh and exchange news, we step through a wooden door into an old garden. Hidden behind high walls, we discover a wonderful rose paradise that immediately enchants all of our senses. Our conversations break off and we look around in amazement. Roses as far as the eye can see, surrounded by green nuances. The aroma of ethereal beauty, imperishable and unique fills the air.
 
Eau de Parfum 30 ml Refillable spray bottle
 
Inspiration:
The scent of blossoms and magical roses, sensuality and this very special charisma of immortal beauty is in the air.
Lemon notes and green leaves open the gate to enter the secret rose garden. The evening atmosphere, rose petals, and a breath of aromatic herbs.
Charming, bewitching red clover blossoms combine with deep vetiver grass.
If you recall the last post, this was one that tickled Chandler Burr [along with Night and Dawn]. It's such a breathtakingly lovely floral: moist, verdant, lemony, grassy. How I love rose you well know, but clover—anything like clover makes me want to wag my tail. It feels like the overture to Mendelssohn's Midsummer Night's Dream.
This feels like the overture to Mendelsohn´s Midsummer Night Dream (Ida Meister, Fragrantica)