Special Reserve Neroli - Eau de Parfum

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115,00 €/100 ml
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DESCRIPTION
"Neroli" from the "Special Reserve" series by Castle Forbes is only available if the finest and highest quality essential oils are also available.
As a perfect, harmonious chord from nature, Castle Forbes' Special Reserve "Neroli" takes advantage of three great treasures of the bitter orange tree. Excellent neroli from the delicate flowers, petitgrain oil from the young green shoots and orange oil from the skin of the fruit.

SCENT
HEAD NOTE
Lemon, citrus notes

HEART NOTES
Neroli, petitgrain

BASE NOTE
Woods, bitter orange peel

CASTLE FORBES

The Forbes clan can look back on an impressive family history, which can be traced back to the 12th century to that John Forbes, who already owned his lands in Aberdeenshire. The current Forbes castle was built in 1815 by the 17th Lord Forbes near the River Don and has an excellent view of the property belonging to it. Today his descendant Malcolm, now Lord Forbes, resides there with his wife Jinny. 
In addition to the opportunity for vacationers to spend a few days in this illustrious environment, the Forbes have even more to offer: their own perfume factory. This was created in 1996 out of Jeanny's love for fragrances and was realized together with a friend of the house, the perfumer Andrew French in the former dairy of the castle. It is a small but fine range of handmade fragrances that pay tribute to their Scottish origins in their packaging. Wrapped in typical tartan patterns and decorated with the Forbes family coat of arms, the deer head, they bring us a little bit of Scotland close.

The Castle Forbes Collection is produced in what is probably the world's smallest perfume factory, on Castle Forbes, built by the descendants of the first Lord of Scotland in 1815. Inspired by the scents of the Scottish Highlands that surround the castle, the manufactory creates exclusively hand-made, characterful colognes and care accessories on a purely natural basis, which trace the history of the clan.