WienerBlut – Hesperia
From the open doors of the Orangerie, bright notes of green and golden citrus flow into the crisp morning air of the palace gardens.
Notes: Mandarine Leaves, Cedrat, Orange Flower Blossom, Clove Bud, Jasmin, Olibanum Oil, Boxwood
More about WienerBlut:
In 1873, the same year Vienna hosted the 5th World Fair, the term "Wiener Blut" was first coined.
Literally meaning Viennese Blood, the expression seeks to describe the particular attitude of the Viennese people, shaped by the unique cultural and diverse ethnic background of the late 19th century Austro-Hungarian metropolis.
Popular formulas and fads from this period continue to inspire WienerBlut’s creations.
The initial formulas were based on the deconstruction and remodeling of so called Taschentuch-Parfums.
Their first product was launched at the legendary Parisian concept-store Colette.
From the open doors of the Orangerie, bright notes of green and golden citrus flow into the crisp morning air of the palace gardens.
Notes: Mandarine Leaves, Cedrat, Orange Flower Blossom, Clove Bud, Jasmin, Olibanum Oil, Boxwood
More about WienerBlut:
In 1873, the same year Vienna hosted the 5th World Fair, the term "Wiener Blut" was first coined.
Literally meaning Viennese Blood, the expression seeks to describe the particular attitude of the Viennese people, shaped by the unique cultural and diverse ethnic background of the late 19th century Austro-Hungarian metropolis.
Popular formulas and fads from this period continue to inspire WienerBlut’s creations.
The initial formulas were based on the deconstruction and remodeling of so called Taschentuch-Parfums.
Their first product was launched at the legendary Parisian concept-store Colette.
From the open doors of the Orangerie, bright notes of green and golden citrus flow into the crisp morning air of the palace gardens.
Notes: Mandarine Leaves, Cedrat, Orange Flower Blossom, Clove Bud, Jasmin, Olibanum Oil, Boxwood
More about WienerBlut:
In 1873, the same year Vienna hosted the 5th World Fair, the term "Wiener Blut" was first coined.
Literally meaning Viennese Blood, the expression seeks to describe the particular attitude of the Viennese people, shaped by the unique cultural and diverse ethnic background of the late 19th century Austro-Hungarian metropolis.
Popular formulas and fads from this period continue to inspire WienerBlut’s creations.
The initial formulas were based on the deconstruction and remodeling of so called Taschentuch-Parfums.
Their first product was launched at the legendary Parisian concept-store Colette.