L'Artisan Parfumeur Releases Two Perfumes from the Archives: Ananas Fizz and Côte d’Amour

Every year L’Artisan Parfumeur brings back fragrances from its archives, just in time for Spring.

For 2013 the Company will re-release two perfumes.

Ananas Fizz: From 2004, “a celebration of summer and of the Victoria pineapple, typical of the French Reunion Island, in the Indian Ocean. A mouth-watering cocktail of citrus and sunny fruits, topped with the unexpected and radiant presence of the pineapple blends into a deliciously fresh fragrance” Created by Anne Flipo

Côte d’Amour – Eau de Toilette: Introduced in 2009, the inspiration of this iconic natural fragrance is a stroll along the coast in Loire-Atlantique, in the West of France- “soft caress of the sea air and the sand, the wonderful scents of the seashore, expressed by wild notes of the everlasting dune flower, cypress, pine trees as well as marine and salty notes”. Created by Celine Ellena

Both fragrances will be available at L’Artisan Parfumeur concessions, stockists and can be ordered from their website as of March.

100ML/ $155.00

source: L'Artisan Parfumeur

One comment on “L’Artisan Parfumeur Releases Two Perfumes from the Archives: Ananas Fizz and Côte d’Amour”

February 8, 2013 at 5:23 pm
Amer says:
This is so weird. I don’t recall Cote d’Amour ever having the old AP bottle. Their all naturals line is typically housed in frosted bottles. Furthermore I have the 250 ml bottle which was the only available option and it is a good thing it is so big because as nice as the juice is, it is very subtle and fleeting.