Description
1761, the year in which the first issue of FLORA DANICA was published, is the scent of creative energy, capturing that feverish moment when a new idea is born. It pays tribute to the pioneers who keep challenging the boundaries of our world. 1761 contrasts between radiant freshness and precious woods, making it as ambivalent as any opportunity can be. An immaculate blend of citrus fruits and spices rises to the surface like a euphoric spark: lemon, cardamom and black pepper set the note abuzz. Sage and juniper temper this creative whirlwind with their aromatic notes. The gentle strength of fine woods gradually reveals itself: patchouli, oak and incense reveal their sophisticated depths.
Top notes: Lemon, Black pepper, cardamom upcycled essence
Heart notes: Clary Sage, juniper, cypress
Base notes: Patchouli note, Oak, Olibanum extract






