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Two of France’s most iconic manufacturers, Guerlain and Hennessy, have teamed as much as launch a brand new version of the traditional males’s perfume Behavior Rouge to mark the sixtieth anniversary of its inception.
The brainchild of Delphine Jelk, Guerlain director of fragrance creation, and Renaud Fillioux de Gironde, Hennessy’s grasp blender, the brand new limited-edition Behavior Rouge Spirit was produced by mixing the parfum after it soaked for weeks in two barrels — one which contained cognac for 10 years and the opposite untouched. The method helps Guerlain’s perfume to soak up the barrel’s wooden essence and remodel it into a novel mixture of notes.
Guerlain and Hennessy collaborate on Behavior Rouge Spirit.
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The brand new scent consists of bergamot with a spicy leathery coronary heart, mixing powdery iris with notes of nutmeg and deep woody oak barrel notes. The perfume is encased in a sturdy rectangular glass vessel topped by a hanging pink wooden cap, and is accessible at choose retailers for $200.
Initially launched in 1965, Behavior Rouge options woody and leather-based notes, and balanced by the nice and cozy sweetness of vanilla and earthy patchouli.
Guerlain and Hennessy collaborate on Behavior Rouge Spirit.
Magnificence model Guerlain was based in Paris in 1828 and Hennessy, a number one cognac model, started crafting the spirit within the Charente area in 1765. LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton is the mum or dad firm of the manufacturers, buying Guerlain in 1994 and Hennessy in 1987.
The collaboration comes after Loewe’s departing artistic director Jonathan Anderson partnered on a set with Hennessy in March. With Anderson, the spirits model expanded its Paradis cognac into 3 liters in a decanter-shaped bottle and leather-based case, belt and neck clip, in addition to two glasses and a pipette.
