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Eric Buterbaugh Florals ~ new perfumes

Posted by Robin on 27 May 2015 19 Comments

Eric Buterbaugh Apollo Hyacinth

Floral designer Eric Buterbaugh has launched Eric Buterbaugh Florals, a new collection of fragrances.

Apollo Hyacinth (shown) ~ developed by perfumer Alberto Morillas. "Alberto Morillas chose to focus on the stem of the Hyacinth, rather than its petals, in creating this green floral fantasy. The result is as sugary (with the addition of of a Pear note), mineral and watery as the flower sap itself. It is incredibly elegant and subtle, all the way to its warm, soothing, woody finish." With notes of neroli, galbanum, Asian pear, hyacinth, lily of the valley, angelica seeds, oakmoss, vetiver and cedar.

Virgin Lily of the Valley ~ developed by perfumer Pierre Negrin. "Pierre Negrin conceived this delightful Lily like a tower of glass, where all is visible from the start, from top to bottom. The tingle of a citrus, the beauty of the Lily and the softness of musks, are all present at once. The result is a Lily floating in the air, in all its white purity." With orange blossom, bergamot, rosewood, muguet, ylang-ylang, amaryllis, sandalwood, ambrette seeds and musk.

Regal Tuberose ~ developed by perfumer Honorine Blanc. "This tuberose in the jungle was born from the travel memories of its creator. Strong, intoxicating and proud of its celebrated lineage in fragrance history… with a twist. A drop of grapefruit juice and a sting of pepper make it the most modern Tuberose alive." With grapefruit, white pepper, papyrus accord, patchouli, tuberose, jasmine, amber wood, oak moss and musk.

Celestial Jasmine ~ developed by perfumer Ilias Ermenidis. "A flower with a Persian origin has been re-imagined by a Greek perfumer born in Istanbul. A perfect clash between the white sparkle of Jasmine petals, the sensuality of ambergris (as captured and re-interpreted in the Ambrox molecule) and the darker, carnal effect of amber." With linden, freesia, jasmine, tuberose, narcissus, ambrox, silkwood and musk.

Sultry Rose ~ developed by perfumer Ilias Ermenidis. "Eric's signature flower demanded an iconic, indelible fragrance interpretation. This Rose is only that: a Rose. A resplendent, unforgettable, haunting Rose. Created by Master Perfumer Illias Ermenidis for himself a long while ago, it was given to Eric as an homage to his floral artistry." With pepper, passionfruit, rose, vanilla orchid, saffron, ambrette, oud and amber.

Velvet Lavender ~ developed by perfumer Harry Fremont. "Both Eric and Master Perfumer Harry Fremont grew up with Lavender. In fact, the entire back of Eric’s floral shop is still covered with the flower. This creation is all warmth and sensuality, balance and intrigue. Vanilla, sage, sandalwood and musk come through, but lavender is the host, present from beginning to end." With lavandin, bergamot, apricot skin, lavender, clary sage, armoise, vanilla, sandalwood and musk.

Fragile Violet ~ developed by perfumer Alberto Morillas. "Violet fragrances are typically all leaf (greener, watery), or all petal (sweeter, powdery, woody-floral). Alberto Morillas refused to choose and created a fragrance in equilibrium. The result is a gorgeous, delicate work of art that stays close to the skin and feels clean and resplendent all at once." With yellow mandarin, white tea accord, mulberry, violet, lotus flower, wisteria, Atlas cedar, liquid amber and feather musks.

The Eric Buterbaugh Florals collection fragrances can be found at the Eric Buterbaugh Florals store, and are $300 for 100 ml. A 'sampling kit' with seven 10 ml bottles is $210.

(via eric-buterbaugh-florals.myshopify)

Filed Under: new fragrances
Tagged With: alberto morillas, eric buterbaugh, harry fremont, honorine blanc, ilias ermenidis, pierre negrin

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  1. AnnS says:
    27 May 2015 at 10:34 am

    I saw an article about this in a fashion magazine. Vogue? He is a famous florist. The bottles are very beautiful.

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    • Robin says:
      27 May 2015 at 10:44 am

      Several fashion magazines wrote about it — I think they call him “floral designer to the stars”. He does do incredible arrangements.

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  2. Laila says:
    27 May 2015 at 11:44 am

    The compositions sound lovely, the bottles are exquisite! But, sadly, way out of my affordable price range.

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    • Robin says:
      27 May 2015 at 12:11 pm

      Me too…

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    • mals86 says:
      27 May 2015 at 2:17 pm

      Exactly my thoughts.

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  3. meredifay says:
    27 May 2015 at 12:01 pm

    The sample set is $30 apiece for 10 MLS of the 7 frags. Not so much, if the scents are high quality. I would be interested in the jasmine and the LOTV. Seems like a split meet opportunity to me…

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    • Robin says:
      27 May 2015 at 12:11 pm

      Oh, could be!

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    • ggperfume says:
      27 May 2015 at 5:30 pm

      It certainly does. I only wish the samples came in mini-versions of those beautiful full-size bottles.

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  4. Carolyn says:
    27 May 2015 at 12:10 pm

    Gorgeous bottle! & anyone who knows me will realise he had me at ‘hyacinth’…wonder if they’ll make it to my side of the pond?

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    • meredifay says:
      27 May 2015 at 12:50 pm

      Yes, the bottles are great..

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  5. AnnieA says:
    27 May 2015 at 1:36 pm

    Yes, the bottle is very pretty. Hmm, Virgin Lily of the Valley? Because regular Lily of the Valley has such a trashy rep?

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    • Marjorie Rose says:
      27 May 2015 at 3:25 pm

      Ha!

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    • ggperfume says:
      27 May 2015 at 5:25 pm

      I asked myself the same thing. ;)

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    • Petunia says:
      27 May 2015 at 6:31 pm

      LOL! Too funny. Well, he couldn’t very well use Lily of the Valley that has been soiled!

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  6. Annikky says:
    27 May 2015 at 2:56 pm

    I’m a shallow, shallow person and want all those bottles. The descriptions sound nice, too. I’m not ruling out getting the sample set, if they ship to Europe…

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  7. Kelly Red says:
    27 May 2015 at 5:33 pm

    Oh my goodness, that deep purple juice for the violet! I want it just for that AND the gorgeous bottle. Mmmmm, yummy.

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    • Annikky says:
      28 May 2015 at 1:05 am

      Exactly.

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  8. Merlin says:
    27 May 2015 at 5:34 pm

    That bottle is just so sexy! Curvalicious :)

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  9. des esseintes says:
    27 May 2015 at 9:18 pm

    ‘The lavender…present from beginning to end’. I’ve yet to smell a long-lasting lavender. That smells like lavender, that is.
    I’d love to try the violet.

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