The Merchant Of Venice Rococo Eau de Parfum

Everyone is familiar with the grand balls of the 18th century, where French women with incredible hairstyles and in voluminous Rococo-style dresses dramatically fainted to capture the attention of equally refined gentlemen in wigs. It was during this period that the art of perfumery saw significant development, and every invited guest sought to leave an unforgettable impression with a fragrant trail behind them.

The master perfumers of The Merchant Of Venice have managed to capture that unimaginable and astonishing effect, combining bold citrus freshness with enveloping frankincense in the top note. Only in the "heart" do the delicate floral scents of carnation, jasmine, and the star of the enlightenment era—the sweet heliotrope—unveil themselves. In the final note, a warm bitterness of cocoa appears, wrapped in an intoxicating oriental smokiness.