Histoires de Parfums 1826 Eugenie de Montijo Eau de Parfum

The image of the majestic and beautiful French Empress Eugénie de Montijo inspired perfumer Gérald Ghislain to create the incredibly feminine and elegant perfume 1826 Eugenie De Montijo. This fragrance has become one of the most refined and sophisticated women's scents in the Histoires De Parfums collection. The last empress of the French Empire was distinguished not only by her beauty, grace, and charm but also by her sharp intellect and passionate temperament, which are reflected in this emotional and sensual oriental composition.

The 1826 Eugenie De Montijo fragrance bursts from the bottle with a fresh and invigorating blend of tangy bergamot and juicy tangerine. As it unfolds, the bouquet is enriched with the delicate aroma of white flowers and the soft, powdery scent of violet. A refined contrast to the feminine floral "heart" of the perfume is provided by the spicy notes of cinnamon and ginger. The woody notes of the base, the tanginess of patchouli leaves, and the grandeur of incense highlight the nobility of the composition, while the sweetness of vanilla and the airy lightness of musk and amber adorn the bouquet with exquisite sensuality.

Year of Release: 2001
Country of Origin: France
Gender: Female
Fragrance Classification: Oriental
Top Notes: Bergamot and Tangerine
Heart Notes: White Flowers, Violet, Ginger, and Cinnamon
Base Notes: Patchouli Leaves, Incense, Vanilla, Amber, Woody Notes, and Musk