British niche line Ormonde Jayne has launched Ambroisé, a new fragrance in the brand's Bespoke Parfum series.
Ormonde Jayne presents Ambroisé, a rare perfume that crosses barriers by using a bespoke raspberry molecule. A beautifully composed bouquet of flowers and lush fruit, with the added sharpness of a raspberry note bedded down with gourmand warmth amber, musk vanilla and castoreum.
Additional notes include lime, lemon, orange, davana, tagetes, magnolia, pink pepper, iris, hedione, orchids, mimosa, osmanthus, muguet and rose.
Ormonde Jayne Ambroisé is available now at Harrods in the UK, £195 for 50 ml Eau de Parfum.
(via harrods)
Sounds very lovely
It does sound really pretty! Still, the idea of paying that much for a “bespoke” raspberry note is making me giggle.
It does sound nice, but I doubt she could afford funding the production of a new molecule. And since you allready can make a belieable raspberry it sounds a bit like reinventing the wheel.
She would not have to fund it in order to get it, or even to get it exclusively for a time.
The question is that the press release use the word bespoke for the molecule, which implies it was made specially for them.
Could be, but I do not take it that literally.
It seems that Ormonde Jayne continues in the business of flourishing the truth. Bespoke raspberry? Lol. This might be a raspberry captive or base. As if the brand was the first to use captives on their creations *eye roll*