Lhéritage

Lhéritage is a fragrance launched by the French fashion house Guerlain in 1996. It was created by perfumer Jean-Paul Guerlain as a tribute to his family's legacy and the heritage of Guerlain perfumes. The fragrance is classified as a floral chypre.

The top notes of Lhéritage are described as a blend of lemon, lavender, and bergamot, offering a fresh and aromatic opening. The heart of the fragrance is said to feature iris, rose, and jasmine, contributing to a sophisticated floral bouquet. The base notes consist of oakmoss, sandalwood, tonka bean, and musk, providing a warm and sensual foundation.

Lhéritage was designed to evoke a sense of timeless elegance and refined masculinity. It aimed to capture the essence of a classic gentleman with a modern sensibility. The bottle design, with its clean lines and amber-colored juice, also reflects this sense of enduring style.

The fragrance was met with critical acclaim upon its release, praised for its well-balanced composition and sophisticated character. It is considered a classic in the Guerlain fragrance collection and remains a popular choice for those seeking a distinguished and enduring scent. Over the years, Lhéritage has been available in various concentrations, including Eau de Toilette and Eau de Parfum, each offering a slightly different interpretation of the original scent profile.