In the great family of prestige brands, the house of Montblanc stands out for its excellence. While it first became known for its high-quality pens, it never stopped developing its business and diversifying. This is how it gradually made its way into the world of perfumery.
Sparkling and sun-kissed, mandarin shares the top with peach, sweet and velvety, and lychee, fruity and exotic; the velvety sweetness of one and the exoticism of the other remain two distinct lines.
Rose, warm and honeyed, sits alongside magnolia, green and fresh, at the heart: two floral materials separated by a contrast between warmth and greenness.
Cedar, evoking pencil shavings, musk, animalic and warm, and resin, ambery, come together at the base, where cedarwood neighbors the animalic warmth of musk.