Versailles Afternoon: The French courts have remained a playground of Aristocracy and this is apparent no place more than Versailles. On a spring day, the wind carries a fragrance laced with the nectar of Ripe Tangerine and Orange Blossom, folded with Tuberose and Carnation. Complete with a base fragranced by heady indulgence, the prescription captures the true essence of a French afternoon.

High Tea: Within the Library, walls lined in the tomes of time, tea is served at precisely the same time every day under formal discipline. The essence of Attar of High Tea lies in the fragrance of a strong Earl Gray. Locked within the aged leaves is the distinct aroma of Bergamot and Cedar with a fresh note of Lime and Clove to cap off this blend that signals masculine formality.

Cutting Garden: Behind the walls of Windsor lies a botanical masterpiece whose fruits have graced the vases of royalty for centuries. The magical garden is home to white flowers of an undeterminable number of varieties. Planted originally for the monarchy, the blooms yield year round, delicately perfuming the air with a court full of scent. Compound of a Cutting Garden captures this olfactory symphony blending Tuberose, Gardenia and Star Jasmine with Lily, Iris and Rose for a breathtaking combination of white florals. Royal Apothic Cutting Garden candles and room mists capture the essence of this symphony.
 
Topiary: Tucked away, deep within a gated garden in Kensington, lies a topiary whose fragrance permeates the air. Crisp green Ivy blends with Hydrangea and the soft whisper of Rose. Escape from the daily bustle of London lies behind the vine covered walls, as the fragrance captures the essence of a formal and classic English Garden.
 
Venetian Grove: Behind a palatial Villa in Santorini, Italy, lies a grove where for centuries royalty has been known to frolic. It is in this magical place where the vines of sweet Currant intertwine the roots of Orange trees, the fragrance of the blossoms blending with the ripe fruit at it’s base. If one closes their eyes, you could almost see the twinkle of lights and flicker of candles as the masked court takes the floor to dance under the stars.
 
Japonesque: When an aging Duke was sent on a state visit to Imperial Japan, the ancient ceremony of tea was his official greeting. The ceremonial dance of preparation unleashed an aroma captured herein with fresh green notes lying adrift in the flavor of Jasmine and Rose. A stately base of Green Macha creates a fragrance served for royal enjoyment.