Molinard
The house of MOLINARD, founded in 1849 in Grasse, the cradle of world perfumery. Molinard made flower waters and colognes sold in its small boutique in the heart of the town. By 1860, two new Molinard perfumes were already appearing on the French market: "Jasmin" and "Rose", followed by "Mimosa" and "Violette" in sober but elegant Baccarat crystal bottles. 1921 is a creative year: Molinard created two products that are still trendy today: first Habanita, "the perfume for cigarettes", which in 1924 became "the most tenacious perfume in the world". It has never been as young, with its captivating and balanced notes of Tahitian vanilla, rose and jasmine from Grasse. How about taking home Molinard de Molinard (2009), a perfume of great class, romantic and subtle, adorned with white jasmine and rose flowers, a fragrance that has smelled of Grasse tradition for 5 generations?