Fougère Bengale

The dandies of the end of the century were fond of fern, an olfactory family structured around lavender, tonka bean and ... see more

The dandies of the end of the century were fond of fern, an olfactory family structured around lavender, tonka bean and oak moss. FOUGERE BENGALE revisits it with a powerful honeyed blond tobacco accord, to take us to a legendary India..

A tea from Assam, a gingerbread with warm flavours, a tobacco whose blond smell evokes both the English club and the burning herbs where the Bengal tiger prowls... And the colonial elegance gives way to the assaults of the scents of the savannah, carried by the greedy aromas of hay and tonka bean extracts.

Then it's into the Indian jungle that we sink on the trail of animal, mossy, woody notes. Patchouli, a few leaves of which were once slipped into cashmere shawls, unfurls its woody, camphoraceous aromas, softened by a hint of vanilla that gives it a silky smoothness... And the journey into the lands of the Bengal tiger ends in a maharajah's palace.
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