Terre d'Hermès Eau Givrée

And so Hermès decided to make it one of its greatest fragrances, in 2006: Terre d’Hermès. In 2022, the story of this iconic juice continues and Hermès invites us to discover a new variation of its scent, icier and more invigorating than ever: Terre d’Hermès Eau Givrée.

Terre d’Hermès Eau Givrée, a fresh and delicate fragrance

The very first Terre d’Hermès of 2006 had been created by Jean-Claude Ellena. However, he has now handed over his place to Christine Nagel, the official perfumer of the Hermès house. It is therefore to her that the difficult task of revisiting this legend was entrusted. Through her creation, Christine Nagel sought to conceive a handful of Earth, a handful of ice, a fragrance in which the Earth blows hot and cold. It all begins with the zesty and tangy breath of citron, then this citrus fruit is followed by a more contrasted heart, whose striking breath of juniper berries contrasts with the more spicy and warm power of Timut pepper. At its base, Terre d’Hermès Eau Givrée concludes with woody and mineral notes typical of the Terre d’Hermès collection.

Hermès’s icy and sustainable bottle

Like all the fragrances in the Terre d’Hermès collection, Terre d’Hermès Eau Givrée comes in the house’s iconic H bottle. Indeed, it is a slender and luminous object, whose base traces the letter H. To evoke the new icy side of this fragrance, the bottle of Terre d’Hermès Eau Givrée this time features fully frosted glass along with a brushed aluminum cap. More environmentally friendly and sustainable, it is entirely made from recyclable materials. What is more, it is a refillable fragrance. In terms of size, Terre d’Hermès Eau Givrée is available in 50 ml or 100 ml bottles. Its refill, meanwhile, is 125 ml.

With this new creation, Hermès takes us toward new horizons. Terre d’Hermès Eau Givrée invites the wearer to stand upright amid the elements, as if to better contemplate their surroundings, with poise and balance. Terre d’Hermès Eau Givrée speaks to all those who are not afraid to leave their mark on still unexplored territory. It invites one to look up at the sky to reach the lightness of clouds. It is a new metaphor for one of the most vivid raw materials on the planet: ice. So, what are you waiting for to experience the great thrill for yourself?