Henry Jacques doesn’t do things half-heartedly. Take for instance its new rose-based Collection de L’Atelier—a landmark trio of fragrances painstakingly devised to introduce brand new dimensions of one of nature’s most popular scents.
To do so, the famed perfumer began a process of exclusively growing a single genre of rose (HJ Rose de Mai) on the land of its new Atelier in the South of France. From the annual harvest, the perfumer then creates limited-edition vintages from the year’s extraction, and uses it to create its Collection de L’Atelier.
As the extract is limited, once gone the perfumes cannot be reissued. To celebrate its first pressing, the perfumer has released a trio of scents (Rose Soleil, Rose Tres Rose and Rose Azur) in a 500-piece collection.