The Dreamer is the men’s eau de toilette Versace launched in 1996, signed by Jean-Pierre Béthouart. Juniper, tarragon and mugwort open; iris, lily and linen form the heart; tobacco and amber hold the base, in a clear glass bottle stamped with the Medusa.
Juniper, tarragon and mugwort form the top; iris, lily and linen, the heart; tobacco and amber, the base.
Juniper, tarragon and mugwort
Juniper brings its resinous note; tarragon and mugwort, bitter and herbal, give the opening its green, aromatic character.
Iris, lily and linen
Powdery iris and lily, a white flower, combine with linen, a clean note that recalls fresh laundry.
Tobacco and amber
Descriptions speak of tobacco flower: a tobacco more floral and fresher than that of dried leaves, warmed by amber.
The original formula
The original formula also included tonka bean, absent from the current list.
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