Bouquet de la Reine (Eau de Toilette) by Floris

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Bouquet de la Reine Floris 2002 Eau de Toilette

7.9 / 10 77 Ratings

A popular perfume by Floris for women, released in 2002. The scent is floral-fresh. It is still in production.
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Main accords

Floral

Fresh

Fruity

Green

Citrus

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes

Violet leaf

Bergamot

Peach

Blackcurrant bud

Heart Notes

Lily of the valley Rose

Rose

Jasmine

Tuberose

Ylang-ylang

Base Notes

Oakmoss

Sandalwood Vanilla

Vanilla

Ratings

Scent

7.977 Ratings

Longevity

7.167 Ratings

Sillage

6.665 Ratings

Bottle

7.761 Ratings

Value for money

7.126 Ratings

Submitted by Hamelia · last update on 01/25/2026.

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This is a variant of the perfume Bouquet de la Reine (Eau de Parfum) by Floris, which differs in concentration.

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Reviews

3 in-depth fragrance descriptions

10/09/2025

7.5Scent 7Longevity 7Sillage

Pennantis
152 Reviews

Pennantis

A regal blend parfume

A bright, regal blend that brings together juicy fruits and florals with a timeless kind of elegance. It opens fresh and fruity — you get peach and pear right away — then it’s wrapped in a floral heart of rose, jasmine, and violet... so refined!
As it dries down, warm notes of sandalwood and amber come in, softening this summery breeze and leaving a smooth, velvety trail. It feels feminine and balanced. To me, it’s classic without being old-fashioned — easy to wear every day, and yeah, people will notice it!

10/05/2023

8Scent 8Longevity 6Sillage

Anamandy
108 Reviews

Anamandy

Fresh, Sophisticated, and Youthful Fruity Floral

I like this – for someone else. My niece comes to mind. It is a very pretty, fruity floral, with the emphasis on the fruit. I do wish the fruit-to-floral ratio were the other way around as I am having a hard time distinguishing the floral notes. I faintly pick up the rose, lotv, and to a lesser degree, the ylang. The tuberose is completely missing on my skin. It does have a very fresh and clean feel to it, which I find a tad shampooey (sp?); youthful too, which is why I think this would work better for my niece than for me. Since she loves fragrances like Dylan Blue, Chanel Gardenia, Spring Flower, Burberry Blush, etc., which are in the same vein, this perfume would fit her tastes. I made a mental note to consider this as a future purchase for her after testing this sample.
By chance, (most likely ad tracking), I came across a barely used bottle of the edt. for a steal of a price and couldn't pass it up. This bottle does not have a paper label. The fragrance name is printed directly on the glass. The volume is 3.5 oz. and not the standard 3.3/3.4oz. Is this an older formula or a newer formula? I suspect the former, but I have no idea. If anyone knows, please fill me in.
Since it was already opened, I did try it and surprisingly found the performance quite good. That further makes me suspect that this is a prior formula than what is currently on the market today. I could be wrong about that as I have not smelled the most recent version, but with IFRA regulations being what they are in their never-ending quest to destroy every fragrance on the market, I suspect the latest formula might have been tinkered with. For those who own what is currently selling, I hope that is not the case.
Overall, this is a very pretty, sophisticated fragrance that's youthful, but not childish, and would work well both inside and outside a work environment, which is ideal for my young professional niece. I am sure she is going to love it.

01/23/2020

Duftsucht
137 Reviews

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Duftsucht

Top Review 27

Hats & Scones, Strawberries & Cream

Well, a fragrance can hardly be more British than “Bouquet de la Reine”! I’ll say this right away: Studying the fragrance pyramid - which is unavoidable with a blind purchase like this - completely misled me. It sounded to me as if I was almost prepared for something Mitsouko-like. But in fact, “Bouquet de la Reine” is very British, indeed! Cool, reserved, disciplined, elegant, slender.
It is truly an art to tame tuberose and ylang-ylang so that they appear almost translucent, as if their radiant shine is trapped in a greenhouse, through whose long-unwashed panes greenish light filters. And thus, the bouquet also has a somewhat Victorian feel - like some other Floris fragrances I have tested.

The bouquet starts for my nose almost entirely without flowers, but with a lot of green and a lot of fruit - specifically red, tart berries. Fruity is not really my favorite fragrance direction in perfumes, but here it evokes an image from long-gone summer days: standing amidst the large old bush, picking currants (red currants). When plucking the small ripe fruits, one or another bursts open and spreads its characteristically sweet-sour-bitter aroma in the sun-warmed air. Occasionally, one also crushes a currant leaf, and a fresh green note harmoniously joins in.

Only gradually do the sharp fruity-green notes fade, becoming softer, and now the floral bouquet, which lies delicately embedded beneath, comes to the fore. I can smell tuberose and ylang-ylang when I concentrate my nose on it - and indeed, a hint of peach also floats above. And yet, as I described at the beginning, it remains an English garden, where lily of the valley and bluebells bloom, not too tidy, but just like the fantastic English gardens, an incredible mix of tamed abundance, formal elements, and seemingly accidental disorder.

Just as slowly and consciously as the transition from the top note to the heart note, it gradually moves into the base. The softest light wood, a hint of wind-swept vanilla perfectly rounds off the bouquet towards the end.

I am thrilled with this fragrance - and I’m glad that I ordered plenty of samples with my order - because I am almost certain that there are still some other beauties to discover.

PS: And once again a (now a bit more cautious, you know, I think you know why) thanks to Susan, whose statement prompted me to spontaneously add this royal bouquet to my long-planned purchase of the wonderful “Lavender” from the same fragrance house!

Statements

27 short views on the fragrance

nekomimi

1 month ago

5Scent 5Longevity 5Sillage

Initial spray is refreshing and delicate but again the oakmoss in the drydown ruins it for me

Pollita

11 months ago

9Scent 8Longevity 7Sillage

A spring meadow
in the morning
in the green
the flowers open their cups
and start to shine
as the sun kisses them

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Heikeso

3 years ago

8.5Scent 7Longevity 6Sillage

This is one of those fine floral, green-fresh spring scents that instantly chase away the spring fatigue. It gets creamy in ...

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Yatagan

8 years ago

8Scent 8Longevity 7Sillage

Typical English women's fragrance and that means: lily of the valley, lots of florals, green, radiant, fresh, distinctive, woody and green base. Great!

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Rieke2021

2 years ago

7Scent 7Longevity 6Sillage

Spring freshness in a bottle. A harmonious bouquet of velvety peach accompanied by gentle white flowers + cheeky lily of the valley.

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Susan

6 years ago

10Scent

Timeless elegance....in line with the venerable English tradition....floral, fresh, green...for ladies....very refined :-)

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Floramalia

5 years ago

8Scent 6Longevity 6Sillage

I love when green scents transition smoothly into floral, creamy notes without harshness. This is masterfully done here. I don't find it soapy. Unfortunately, it's short-lived.

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