I'm migrating from Fragrantica, so allow me to copy here the review I initially shared there:
A well-blended orange blossom EDP, citrussy with no sweetness, and greener than Fleur d'oranger from their regular line. Great and refreshing in hot weather.
The salesman in the store on Bd St-Germain told me that when this new release arrived in stock earlier this year, the staff sighed. Another orange blossom fragrance?! But it's actually different from the other fragrances the house already released, thanks to the lemon-tree petitgrain and cypress notes that bring an interesting green and aromatic edge. He was right and these notes are the reason why I like this one.
This was released for the Spring-Summer season 2026 to celebrate the 100 year anniversary of Maison Fragonard. Here's an extract from their magazine describing this fragrance and the new bottle: "A bouquet of citrus and orange blossom underpinned by light woody notes, created by the talented Daniela Andrier. Already the creator of all of Fragonard’s orange blossom fragrances, Daniela has crafted this unique scent by adding petit grain bigaradier, which brings fresh, green, and slightly woody notes. An anniversary fragrance to perfume life with originality and quality. . . Inspired by the emerald cut, Antoine Ricardou designed the bottle to resemble a luminous jewel with its faceted, beveled glass. Sleek and exquisite, it symbolizes Fragonard’s new era, promising a second century marked by transparency and elegance. The perfect opportunity to highlight a craft recently recognized by UNESCO: the cultivation of the iconic perfume plants of the Grasse region."
