Lubin Itasca Eau de Parfum 75 ml

The House of Lubin, one of France's oldest luxury brands, was rescued and revived in 1998 by Gilles Thevenin, with the support of the former owners and perfumers who reorchestrated their old formulas. The brand is now based in the middle of Paris, at the heart of the city's perfumers' district dating back to the 17th century.

The original founder of the Lubin house, Pierre-Francois Lubin, was a great perfumer of his time, born in 1774. He learned perfumery from the age of ten in Grasse, and at the age of sixteen, he left Grasse for Paris to complete his training under Jean-Lous Fargeon, the official perfumer to Queen Marie-Antoinette. In 1798, Lubin opened his boutique "Au Bouquet de Roses," which he named in honor of Marie-Antoinette's favorite flowers and perfume. The creations of the young perfumer were very well-accepted by the fashionable public, and during the reign of the last king of France, Lubin finally obtained the title of Official Perfumer to the French Royal Court.

The notes found in the House of Lubin's fragrances include neroli, mandarin, juniper berry, grapefruit, clove, tonka bean, clary sage, nutmeg, red pine, cedar, incense, and myrrh, which are complemented by amber notes.

Situated in Minnesota, Lake Itasca is the source of the mighty Mississippi River, surrounded by a dense forest. This land is the domain of the Chippewa Indians, who alone are privy to its secrets. The Woodland scents of pine, tobacco, and resin are complemented by fresh notes of wild berries and spice, creating a captivating and evocative olfactory experience.

The House of Lubin's rich history, coupled with the enchanting natural environment of Lake Itasca, offers a fascinating and multifaceted journey for the senses. The brand's dedication to preserving its heritage and crafting exquisite fragrances, combined with the allure of the unspoiled wilderness, make for a truly unique and memorable olfactory exploration.

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