Eau d'Hadrien

A simple reading can sometimes transform you and change everything. For Annick Goutal, it was the reading of... Voir plus

A simple reading can sometimes transform you and change everything. For Annick Goutal, it was the reading of Marguerite Yourcenar's Memoirs of Hadrian, one summer in Italy.

More than a memory, it's a landscape that emerges under the Tuscan sun, on a terrace lined with cypress trees; it's a cocktail of lemon and sparkling citrus fruits, a fragrance of dazzling freshness, discreet elegance and incredibly modern - the first fragrance of the House, the timeless Eau d'Hadrien.
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