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Quatre en Rose
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Quatre en Rose

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Quatre en Rose is an eau de parfum by Boucheron, launched in 2018 and signed by Quentin Bisch. The house presents it as a fruity floral oriental and a sunny take on its Quatre line: a rose absolute surrounded by peach blossom and jasmine, opened by mandarin, blackcurrant and davana, set on a base of patchouli, vetiver and musks.

The house describes a fruity floral oriental centered on the rose. Quentin Bisch says he designed around this flower an oriental, sensual fragrance, lifted by the “addictive and liqueur-like” note of davana and contrasted by the relaxed elegance of vetiver.

At the top, mandarin, blackcurrant and davana form a fruity opening. The house calls the mandarin sparkling, the blackcurrant tangy and gourmand, and the davana fruity, aromatic and mysterious.

The heart brings together Bulgarian rose absolute, which the house describes as delicate and almost crystalline, peach blossom with its downy facets, and jasmine, presented as the olfactory signature of the Quatre fragrances.

The base blends patchouli and vetiver into a woody breath, wrapped in a veil of musks. Vetiver plays the role the perfumer assigns it: a counterpoint of refined elegance to the liqueur-like note of davana.