Bouquet d'Oro

The Golden Bouquet by L'Erbolario is a fragrance that does exactly what the name promises: it evokes a "golden", warm and precious sensation. Launched to celebrate the beauty of yellow flowers and metallic reflections, it is a perfume that fits perfectly into the trend of amber and dusty fragrances. Don't be fooled by the name "Bouquet": it is not a fresh spring garden flower. Instead, it is a dense and enveloping fragrance. The Orange Blossom offers a timid hint of light at the opening, but is immediately overwhelmed by the beating heart of the perfume. Here Iris and Heliotrope dominate. The latter gives that typical "almondy" and powdery note which makes the fragrance soft, almost like a cloud of aristocratic powder. Vanilla, Tonka Bean and Amber create a solid base, sweet but not cloying (it is not an "edible" gourmand). It's a resinous warmth that stays on the skin for hours. Accessible elegance: It has a very "niche" feeling (similar to certain high-end iris-based perfumes) but at a herbalist's price. Olfactory comfort: It is a reassuring perfume, perfect for those who love to feel "clean" but with a luxurious and warm note. Not very summery: In excessive heat, heliotrope and tonka may be a little suffocating. For powdery lovers: If you can't stand the "powder" effect or the notes of Iris, this perfume is not for you. If you're looking for a comparison, imagine a brighter and less "dark" version of Iris (also by L'Erbolario). Where the classic Iris is almost melancholic and cold, the Golden Bouquet is vibrant, amber and, indeed, luminous.

Bouquet d’Oro is divine! It’s a stunning floral with depth, lasts well and smells expensive. I’ve tested a couple more from L’Erbolario but this was the highlight of the store trip and came home with me. The best 37€ spent on a full size bottle ever! It’s such an intoxicating and addictive floral scent that I had to have it, love at first sniff! While the notes are the same as in most of the fragrance today: vanilla, amber, heliotrope, orange blossom, iris and tonka bean, the scent is somehow different and too good to pass onto. Bouquet d’Oro is a powdery floral with sweet vanilla, tonka and amber. Sounds so simple but it so good. Lasting power is not as impressive as the scent itself but it’s still decent and for the money, this fragrance is absolutely worth it. Bouquet d’Oro is such an underrated and amazing floral! I don’t have any of the fragrances mentioned in the reminds me of section so I cannot comment if it’s smelling similar to any of those or if it’s supposed to be a dupe of any scent, but as a standalone fragrance this is amazing!

L'Erbolario Bouquet d'Oro is a wonderful new fall fragrance! On my skin it's very well mixed and it sounds amazing! My first impressions are super positive! Bouquet d'Oro on me shows powdery notes, warm amber and stunning benzoin/vanilla notes. It's cozy, it's warm, seductive, but not in girly and mainstream juicy/gourmand way. On me, it sounds more grown up scent with deep and interesting profile. It starts with neroli/white flowers vibes on the female side, but later it becomes more unisex, rich and complex. I feel also stunning almond note... I think Bouquet d'Oro is an unique scent, but it got some accords from fragrances like: Papavero Soave, Indaco, Ibisco, Ambraliquida by L'Erbolario and even Guerlain Shalimar... If you love super cozy, powdery and seductive, but still deep Fall/Winter scents - give it a try :) Again great work by L'Erbolario!

Powdery, sweet vanilla. That's it, that's the tweet. I love it personally, I love vanilla big time and this is perfect both as a standalone if you just want to smell good and it's good for layering. Nothing more I can say, just a really good, simple vanilla powder. Oh, and it has crazy longevity and projection, especially on clothes. I have to be careful not to overspray.

Hypnotic Poison Dior dupe. Like really good dupe. I got rid of Hypnotic Poison and kept Bouquet d'Oro. It suited me a tad better, it is a little less heavy on heliotrope and more vanillic and soft if this makes sense.