Bouquet de Hongrie
Bouquet de Hongrie
Pear and cassis open with a brightness that feels almost edible, clean and cool before the strawberry pushes it toward something warmer. Turkish rose sits at the center, not alone: jasmine sambac lends it a tropical density while the fruit accord keeps pulling it forward. Cedar and amber arrive late, giving the whole thing some backbone without interrupting the mood. It wears airy and close to the skin, a feminine composition that feels genuinely modern despite its 2016 debut.
Why We Carry This
Serge Majoullier built Bouquet de Hongrie O. with a lightness that's technically difficult to sustain across a full wear. The fruit and rose accord here is balanced in a way that avoids sweetness becoming cloying, which is the central challenge of this genre. It fills a gap in our BDK lineup for clients looking for something genuinely fresh and wearable.