The fragrance's story and background 

Created in 2005, Un Jardin sur le Nil invites you on an olfactory journey to the garden islands of Aswan, Egypt. Perfumer Jean-Claude Ellena tells the story of this river that embodies life and generosity. The bottle, designed by Fred Rawyler, is inspired by the shapes of vintage car lanterns, while the glass evokes the green of the Nile's banks. The box features a floral illustration of a lotus in full bloom, created by artist Véronique de Mareuil.

Here is the olfactory description of Un jardin sur le Nil d'Hermès

Top Notes: The fragrance opens with fresh, lively top notes, with accords of green mango, grapefruit and kumquat. These initial notes create a sensation of freshness and energy.

Heart notes: The heart of the fragrance reveals exotic floral notes, including lotus, hibiscus flower and rose. These floral notes bring a floral, slightly sweet and exotic dimension to the fragrance.

Base notes: The fragrance's base notes are warmer and earthier, with sycamore wood and cumin. These notes give the fragrance depth and a spicy touch, while remaining light.

Subtlety of the fragrance 

Un Jardin sur le Nil" is a fresh, sparkling, exotic fragrance that evokes the vibrant, colorful atmosphere of Egypt. It is inspired by a garden on the banks of the Nile, where exotic scents mingle with juicy fruit and lush flora. This fragrance is an ideal option for those seeking a summery, exotic and refreshing scent. It embodies the simplicity and beauty of nature, and is perfect for lovers of fragrances with fruity and floral notes.