Histoires de Parfums 1725 Casanova Eau de Parfum

One of the first fragrances introduced by the young perfume brand Histoires De Parfums in 2001 was the multifaceted and harmonious men's perfume 1725 Casanova. This fougère composition by perfumer Gerald Ghislain is dedicated to a rather notorious figure, the great adventurer and charming conqueror of women's hearts, Giacomo Girolamo Casanova. His name remains a historical symbol of seduction and adventure, as love guided all the actions of this unique individual.

The fragrance of the 1725 Casanova eau de toilette embodies elegance and impeccable taste, sophistication, and romanticism. The fresh opening of the composition is marked by invigorating notes of citrus, bergamot, and grapefruit with a spicy hint of licorice. The "heart" of the perfume is filled with the elegant sound of cool accords of lavender and star anise, smoothly transitioning into a seductive and sensual trail of intertwined woody notes of sandalwood and cedar, a light sweetness of vanilla and almond with a delicate touch of amber.

Year of Release: 2001
Country of Origin: France
Gender: Male
Fragrance Classification: Fougère
Top Notes: Bergamot, Citrus, Grapefruit, and Licorice
Heart Notes: Lavender and Star Anise
Base Notes: Vanilla, Almond, Sandalwood, White Cedar, and Amber