The fragrance's story and background 

A new light, airy addition joins the Hermès Colognes collection. Created by perfumer Christine Nagel, Eau de basilic pourpre is a tribute to this sun-drenched aromatic plant, evoking conviviality and family summer. The emblematic lantern bottle is now dressed in a luminous, vibrant green color. On the orange box, a contrasting band echoes the bottle's distinctive hue.

Here is the olfactory description of Eau Basilic Pourpre d'Hermès

Top notes:

The fragrance opens with a lively, sparkling note of bergamot. Bergamot brings a citrusy, energetic freshness right from the start, evoking the luminosity of the sun.

Heart notes:

At the heart of the fragrance, purple basil takes center stage. Purple basil is an aromatic herb that brings a green, spicy and slightly sweet dimension to the fragrance. This central note is both invigorating and invigorating.

Base notes:

Finally, amber appears in the base notes to add depth and warmth to the composition. Amber complements basil and creates a sense of harmony, while adding a sensual touch.

Subtlety of the fragrance 

Eau de Basilic Pourpre is a unisex cologne that can be worn by both men and women. It embodies the freshness of aromatic herbs with a touch of citrus and amber, creating a refreshing and elegant olfactory experience. It's an ideal fragrance for warm, sunny days when you're looking for a sensation of lightness and vivacity.