Symbol of a legendary love story, the myth of Shalimar’s eternal sensual scent is being reborn in an all-new light. In tribute to jasmine, the heart of the jewel created by Jacques Guerlain, the House unveils Shalimar Millésime Jasmin. From the very first moment, bergamot’s tangy freshness blends in with its dazzling vegetal nuances, while the irresistible encounter between Indian, Italian, and Grasse grandiflorum jasmine and Indian sambac jasmine, radiates an inimitable seduction at its heart. Balanced in its delicateness and sensuality, the most captivating facets of the starry duo blend harmoniously with the vanilla tincture, the signature of Shalimar’s legendary amber accord. "With Shalimar Millésime Jasmin, I wanted to pay tribute to this sublime and sensual flower, a Guerlinade icon, by exalting its fragrance beauty to the extreme." Delphine Jelk, Guerlain Perfumeur. Both a technical feat and daring gem, Shalimar Millésime Jasmin’s bottle pays tribute to the original Shalimar bottle designed in 1925. With its arabesques, the first pedestal bottle in history evokes the basins of the Shalimar gardens in an 'Art Deco' style. For this limited edition, Shalimar’s famous 'bat' label has been given a gold makeover to evoke jasmine’s unique brightness and precious appeal. Meanwhile, to highlight the precious raw materials used in Shalimar’s exceptional vintages, each grand cru release comes with a black leather collar around the neck. With Shalimar Millésime Jasmin, the myth of Shalimar’s eternal sensual scent is being reborn at the heart of a composition signed by the encounter between Indian, Italian, and Grasse grandiflorum jasmine, and Indian sambac jasmine. A tribute to this sublime flower, the heart of the jewel created by Jacques Guerlain. Alcohol • parfum (fragrance) • aqua (water) • limonene • linalool • coumarin • butyl methoxydibenzoylmethane • diethylamino hydroxybenzoyl hexyl benzoate • alpha-isomethyl ionone • eugenol • benzyl benzoate • citronellol • citral • geraniol • methyl anthranilate • benzyl alcohol • cinnamal • ci 14700 (red 4) • ci 19140 (yellow 5) • ci 60730 (ext. Violet 2).