It is a part of the Herme’s Eaux de cologne collection. Black lime, which is a Middle Eastern cuisine specialty is an integral note in this fragrance giving it an unique appeal
Notes:
Black Lime Accord, Lemon, Black Tea, Citron,Paraguan Wood
Perfumers:
Christine Nagel
Review by Christian Provenzano
Perfumer’s Remark : A sour citrus cologne with a woody smoky effect. Very pleasant.
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Review by Persolaise – A New Alphabet For Boys – The 4 Essential Es Of Masculine Perfumery
In a bid to make her mark on Hermès’ well-regarded range of eaux de cologne, perfumer Christine Nagel turned to a fruit which had inexplicably never been by the brand: lemon. But she wasn’t happy with her composition until she found a way to give it an unusual tone, by injecting a note of Persian dried limes. The result is Hermès’ darkest, woodiest cologne yet.
