Ginestet Parfums - le Boise The wooden case conceals…. A Bordeaux bottle, what else? Like a Bordeaux wine aged in oak barrels, Le Boise pays homage to the wood. The first impression in the nose evokes unequivocal images of the barrel cellar. There can be no doubt, it bears promise of the viril strength and stature of a robust red wine. One more moment and the light vanilla touch of the oak sings out, delicately fringed with the finest of spices. On the male skin the intense notes mingle. The aromatic power and complexity speak out in perfect balance.
Ginestet & Parfums - Sauvignonne In this unique interpretation, the Sauvignon grape appears, pale green, almost straw yellow. The grapefruit unveils itself of all its bold glory allowing just the slightest glimpse of haughty box-tree behind it's shoulder. The gentlest hint of white peach adorns the refreshing citrus fruit. Sauvignonne overflows with delicious bitterness in an explosion of impetuous freshness.
Ginestet Parums - Botrytis Golden honey tousles the senses, while the candied fruits and quince jostle to stay in the picture. Pain d'epice (spice bread) whispers it's sweet nothings. Slightly hidden, scented white blossoms murmur. The skin turns to honey. It is enriched, embellished, aroused. BOTRYTIS plays in the garden of the great Sauternes wines. |
What if oenologists and noses spoke the same language? With olfactive feelings in mind, Mireille Delpeuch, from Ginsestet, was determined to create three perfumes. - le Boise, Sauvignonne and Botrytis - developing in two years three specific fragrances reminiscent of the flavors of wine. Le Boise recalls the scent of oak barrels. The story of the most masculine of the three perfumes starts in wine cellars to be reinterpreted for skin. As for the feminine flavors, inspiration comes from the white wine side. Dry for Sauvignonne, with its fresh scent and light color, liquorous for Botrytis, with it's color as gold as honey. The making of the latter, the exact copy of Sauternes, was easy " honey , candied fruit, apricot, white flowers, quince, an obvious transposition. More difficult for Sauvignonne: the chromatographic balance set by the Bordeaux Oenology Faculty was transposed into an eau d' toilette, then completed by (Paris perfumer) Tolendano. Each one of these unique fragrances is a work of art in it's own right. Fragrances, when experienced, that are sure to become part of your personal collection of favorites.
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