Peoneve
Description
Peoneve’s green opening comes from violet leaves. The heart blends peony, rose and hedione. The more voluptuous trail combines vetiver and cashmere wood with musky tonalities. Perfumer: Olivier Cresp, Firmenich.
At a glance
A very British peony
History
The House of Penhaligon’s presents Peoneve, a fragrance inspired by an English garden in summer, ‘bursting with lush green foliage and heady with the scent of blossoming flowers.’ The perfumer, Olivier Cresp, was inspired by a variety of peonies with ‘abundant petals and a velvety scent’. The addition of vetiver grants the fragrance a certain density. For her, or for him, too, why not?
Range
Eau de Parfum 1.7 and 3.4 oz.
Bottle
The house’s signature bottle has been graced with a black label adorned with fuchsia-toned drawing of a peony. The ribbon around the bottle’s neck is fuchsia, too.
Video of the fragrance Peoneve
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23 september 2013
I love the fuchsia peony. It is like a book jacket that gives little tidbits about the book you are going to read. Meet me at a restaurant of your choice on the Main Street in town and I'll let you do all the talking. I promise to listen.
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13 may 2013
J'ai essayé plusieurs parfums Penhaligon's.Je n'aime pas ,ce n'est pas mon style,même s'il s'agit d'un parfum oriental ou bien d'un boisé.
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02 october 2012
With Peoneve, Olivier Cresp shows that it is possible for Penhaligon's to release a decidedly modern soliflore whilst remaining faithful to its ye olde English roots. Using a hefty dose of a special headspace peony reconstruction, Cresp has created a refreshing, vibrant, gorgeously feminine interpretation of a flower that isn't often allowed to take centre stage.
Report abusehttp://www.persolaise.blogspot.comPersolaise is a Jasmine Award-winning writer and amateur perfumer with a lifelong interest in the world of fine fragrance. His perfume guide, Le...
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02 october 2012
With Peoneve, Olivier Cresp shows that it is possible for Penhaligon's to release a decidedly modern soliflore whilst remaining faithful to its ye olde English roots. Using a hefty dose of a special headspace peony reconstruction, Cresp has created a refreshing, vibrant, gorgeously feminine interpretation of a flower that isn't often allowed to take centre stage.
Report abusehttp://www.persolaise.blogspot.comPersolaise is a Jasmine Award-winning writer and amateur perfumer with a lifelong interest in the world of fine fragrance. His perfume guide, Le...
