The fragrance's story and atmosphere

Eau d'Orange Verte Concentré d'Hermès is a bold and intense interpretation of its predecessor, the iconic Eau d'Orange Verte. Created in 2004 by perfumer Jean Guichard, this concentrate captures the vivacity of the orange and envelops it in deep, bewitching notes of patchouli and cedar.

Here is the olfactory description of Eau d'Orange Concentré Verte d'Hermès

Orange: At the top, the bright, juicy burst of orange creates a sensation of vibrant, sparkling freshness. Its luminous aroma evokes the first rays of sunshine on a summer's day, illuminating the senses and awakening the spirit.

Patchouli : At the heart of the fragrance, patchouli adds a sensual, earthy dimension. Its woody, earthy notes add depth and warmth to the composition, creating a captivating contrast with the freshness of orange.

Cedar : In the base notes, cedar adds a touch of sophistication and structure. Its woody, woody character harmoniously complements the other notes, adding a woody, resinous dimension to the whole.

General sensation 

Eau d'Orange Verte Concentré is presented in the famous Hermès lantern bottle, coated in a deep green that evokes the freshness of nature. This fragrance is part of the Hermès Colognes collection, a sensory exploration of materials that offers immediate and generous pleasure, transcending genres, fashions, ages and seasons. With its spicy and dry character, Eau d'Orange Verte Concentré offers a rich and sophisticated olfactory experience, capturing the vibrant and timeless spirit of the House of Hermès.