Casablanca Lily

Floral, the composition sets creamy white flowers against spicy carnation, over a base where rosewood and honey bring warmth and sweetness. Casablanca Lily belongs to the house of Byredo and bears the mark of perfumer Jérôme Epinette. Gardenia and plum open the accord, between metallic greenness and fruity velvet.

Brand: Byredo
Perfumer: Jérôme Epinette
Olfactory family: Floral

Published November 15, 2026

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My collection

Casablanca Lily is part of the catalog of the house of Byredo, and it was perfumer Jérôme Epinette who composed its formula. The house sells it in a size of 70 ml.

Olfactory pyramid

Top notesThe first minutes
- Gardenia
- Plum
Heart notesThe heart of the perfume
- Tuberose
- Carnation
Base notesWhat lingers
- Rosewood
- Honey

Composition

Top

Gardenia opens on a green, fruity facet, crossed by a metallic note that evokes the freshness of a just-cut petal. Plum answers with a velvety, sugary material, with the gourmand character of ripe fruit.

Heart

Tuberose brings its accents of honey, wax and cream, typical of this dense-textured white flower. Carnation adds a spicy relief: clove and a balsamic warmth outline its contour.

Base

Rosewood combines a floral tonality, close to rose, with a woody foundation. Honey extends the accord with its sugary warmth and fruity inflections, which give the base a soft roundness.

Floral family

The floral classification is carried by gardenia, tuberose and carnation. The first two belong to the white flowers, opulent and creamy; carnation pulls the family toward spicy florals, while rosewood extends the floral note through to the base.

What the label declares

Isoeugenol, a molecule with a clove odor, is a classic constituent of carnation accords. Coumarin evokes cut hay and tonka bean, benzyl salicylate offers a discreet floral sweetness, and benzyl alcohol is found in several white flower essences, including tuberose.