Baghari Eau De Cologne By Robert Piguet
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Details:
- Size: 8 fl. oz
- Product Form: Eau de Cologne
- Original Formulation
- Packaging: Box base present; lid missing
- House: Robert Piguet
- Launched: 1950
- Perfumer: Francis Fabron
- Fragrance Family: Aldehydic Floral Oriental
Fragrance Notes:
- Top Notes: Aldehydes, Calabrian bergamot, Portuguese orange, Tunisian orange blossom, Amalfi lemon, clary sage, Egyptian geranium
- Middle Notes: French carnation, Chinese gardenia, Turkish rose, tuberose, lilac, Zanzibar clove, Burmese ylang-ylang, hay, lily of the valley, Grasse jasmine, Florentine orris
- Base Notes: Virginian blond tobacco, Mysore sandalwood, Indian vetiver, Levantine costus, Siam benzoin, Tibetan musk, Bourbon vanilla, Ethiopian civet, ambergris, Canadian castoreum, Tyrolean oakmoss
In-Depth Summary:
Robert Piguet launched Baghari in 1950, with Francis Fabron creating a rich aldehydic floral oriental. Sparkling citrus and aldehydes lead into an elegant floral heart over a warm, powdery base.
This 8 fl. oz bottle of Robert Piguet Baghari Eau de Cologne includes the box base; the lid is missing, and the bottle contains the original formulation.