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1969 Parfum de Révolte
Eau de parfum · Gérald Ghislain
A year of freedom in a bottle: peach, spices and dark chocolate.
- House
- Histoires de Parfums
- Family
- Gourmand
- Perfumer
- Gérald Ghislain
- Year
- Not disclosed
1969 celebrates a year of liberation and carefree living. It opens on sun-ripened fruit and velvety peach, immediately pricked with cardamom and clove.
The floral heart, of rose and white flowers, slips towards a surprisingly gourmand base: chocolate, coffee and patchouli, wrapped in musk. A joyful, sensual fragrance with no interest in being sensible.
Olfactory pyramid
- TopThe first minutes
- HeartThe signature
- BaseThe trail
Notes as published by the house. official source (new tab)
Main accords
Volute’s reading: the intensity of each accord.
Seasons
- Autumn
- Winter
Moments
- Night
1969 Parfum de Révolte in detail
In the olfactory library of Histoires de Parfums, each creation tells of a character, a work or a year. 1969 bottles a year of freedom and revolt: Gérald Ghislain, the house's founder and perfumer, turns it into a fruity, spicy gourmand, warm and a little insolent.
The official pyramid opens on fruity notes and peach, a velvety, juicy start. The heart combines rose, white flowers, cardamom and clove: flowers lifted with spices. The base brings together patchouli, chocolate, coffee and musk, a dark, gourmand foundation.
1969 Parfum de Révolte is worn in the evening, in autumn and winter: a night out, a party, a concert. Its spices and chocolate make it a natural choice for the festive season.
Three gourmand fragrances in our catalogue come close: Triumph of Bacchus Extrait by Argos shares peach, patchouli and musk; La Dolce Vita Di Bacchus, from the same house, pairs coffee and musk; Attrape-Rêves by Louis Vuitton finds patchouli again, around a peony and raw cocoa.
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