Histoires de Parfums 1969 Parfum de Revolte Eau de Parfum

Gerald Ghislain's inspiration for creating new fragrances comes not only from renowned personalities across different epochs but also from the vivid, pivotal moments in history that have woven the fabric of these aromatic narratives. 1969 Parfum De Revolte pays tribute to the iconic Woodstock Music & Art Fair of 1969, a landmark event that heralded the start of the "sexual revolution," fundamentally transforming the worldviews and life values of millions. Vibrant and daring, outspokenly rebellious, this perfume ignites a love for the world around us and aids in finding harmony.

The scent profile of 1969 Parfum De Revolte begins with the soft essence of juicy, aromatic peach. The heart of the fragrance is decidedly oriental, enriched by the spicy resonance of spices mingled with the delicate aroma of a bouquet of white flowers and roses. Cloves and cardamom add a spicy flourish to the base notes of aromatic coffee and rich dark chocolate. A warm, enveloping trail is created by the sharp woody notes of patchouli and the sensual allure of musk.

Release Date: 2001

Country of Origin: France

Gender: Unisex

Fragrance Classification: Oriental, Spicy

Top Note: Peach

Heart Note: Rose, White Flowers, Cardamom, and Clove

Base Note: Musk, Patchouli, Dark Chocolate, and Coffee