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Eau de Gloire
Since 2003, Parfum d'Empire Eau de Gloire has been quietly ruining people for everything else.
How it moves
It arrives on bitter orange, bergamot and myrtle — bright, immediate, gone before you have decided about it. By the half hour it has become immortelle, rosemary and laurel. It dries down to cistus, moss, cedar and musk, close to the skin and hard to forget.
Who made it
Marc-Antoine Corticchiato composed it in 2003, for Parfum d'Empire in France. A Napoleonic tribute built on bitter orange, myrtle and immortelle, evoking the Corsican maquis. Part of the house's founding collection.
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- Who made Parfum d'Empire Eau de Gloire?
- It was composed by Marc-Antoine Corticchiato, released in 2003 for Parfum d'Empire.