Iris Trousseau

Iris Trousseau by Danner & Flemming Please note: the remaining bottles of Iris Trousseau are expected in store by the middle of January. Orders will be shipped immediately upon arrival.     2.5 % Iris in Perfume oil    Millésime Parfum 2025 limited to 356 pcs   Maximum powdery elegance, creamy softness, and floral-woody nuances define this exceptional fragrance. This millésime perfume embodies pure sensuality—like floating on soft clouds. The soul of this creation is our unique and meticulously extracted Bavarian Iris germanica Danner—perhaps the most potent variety in the world. It gives Iris Trousseau its extraordinary, creamy-smooth powderiness, enriched with rare Piedmontese hazelnut extract, tonka bean absolute and sandalwood oil for added deepth and warmth. This fragrance, exceptional in every category, surrounds you with its silky softness and carries you in weightless elegance. * Millésime = A French term from the wine world which translates to "great vintage." This hallmark of excellence translates into only using the finest, hand-crafted ingredients from around the world.   NOTES: Bavarian Iris germanica Danner butter and extract Piedmontese hazelnut extract Tonka bean absolute Sandalwood oil Cardamom oil Bergamot oil Cedarwood oil Vetiver oil Violet leaf absolue Perfumer: Antoine Lie >  “Iris Trousseau is the most elegant one of the line. It could become a new classic. It's very enveloping and very cocooning.” More Iris info: 25-fold increased Iris concentration Based on standard Iris concentrations of around 0.1% in fragrance oil, we used an approximately 25-fold higher dose of Iris butter and Iris extract in Iris Trousseau. Such high Iris concentrations are unique in the world of fragrances and our perfumes are therefore only available in naturally limited quantities. Bavarian Iris germanica Danner Our Bavarian Iris germanica Danner is a special variation of Iris germanica and is characterized by extreme powderiness and strength. It has fruity-sweet and floral-violet notes with creamy and slightly nutty nuances. Naming “Trousseau” is a rare, old and autochthonous red grape variety from the French Jura. Wines made from these grapes are known for their floral and elegant violet notes.