À la Reine des Fleurs EDC

À la Reine des Fleurs Cologne is one of the oldest fragrances from the house of LT Piver and dates back to the brand's origins in the eighteenth century. The name refers to the original Parisian boutique of perfumer Michel Adam, who named his shop “À la Reine des Fleurs”. At a time when perfumes were closely associated with aristocracy and court culture, his creations soon found their way to the elegant circles of Versailles.

Reportedly, this scent was among the perfumes favored by members of the French court, including Marie Antoinette, who was known for her refined taste and her love of floral perfumes. In the eighteenth century, light citrus and floral colognes were particularly popular at court, where perfumes were worn not only for their beauty but also as a symbol of elegance and status.

The composition reflects this classic French perfumery tradition. The fragrance opens bright and sparkling with fresh citrus notes that immediately convey a sense of purity and sophistication. In the heart, aromatic spices and soft floral accents unfold, giving the fragrance an elegant and timeless signature. A subtle spicy nuance in the base rounds off the composition and gives it a warm and refined character.

Top notes: Lemon, Orange, Bergamot
Heart notes: Orange blossom, Lavender, Rosemary, Thyme
Base notes: Clove