Luxury fragrance brand Henri Jacques announces limited edition collection "Collection de L'Atelier 2025"

Henri Jacques, known as a luxury fragrance brand, has announced "Collection de L'Atelier 2025," a limited collection using "Rose de Mai" harvested from its own farm in 2025. This collection marks the finale of a trilogy that began in 2023. Each fragrance features the distinctive scent of the 2025 Rose de Mai, with nuances reminiscent of chestnut honey, a subtle leathery depth, and a lingering spicy accent.

A limited edition set featuring "Rose de Mai" harvested in 2025 has been released.

　Henri Jacques has unveiled its limited-edition "Collection de L'Atelier 2025," featuring roses harvested from its own farm. This collection marks the finale of a trilogy that began in 2023 and includes three varieties: "Rose Azaphira," "Rose Très Rose 2025," and "Rose Alhambra."

　Rose de Mai means "May rose," and Henri Jacques spent about five years developing the environment for growing Rose de Mai on his own land in southern France. In cultivation, he covered the soil with organic film to promote the natural cycle of plants, and used farm horses instead of tractors. He also used ladybugs instead of pesticides, and all harvesting is done by hand. The "Collection de L'Atelier" was launched in 2023 as a collection to express the charm of Rose de Mai, which is cultivated and harvested with such care.

Three types of perfumes based on the 2025 vintage "Rose de Mai Absolute".

　The absolute (concentrated fragrance) extracted from roses harvested in 2025 is characterized by a milder, less powdery scent than previous versions. It possesses nuances reminiscent of chestnut honey and a subtle depth of leather, while the warm, spicy accents of cinnamon and saffron linger on the finish. The Collection de L'Atelier 2025, a set of three perfumes using this absolute, will be released in Henri Jacques' iconic "Les Essences" line and will be housed in the largest 30mL bottles in the series. Presented in a handmade, serially numbered box featuring colors reminiscent of a rose garden, only 500 sets will be sold worldwide.

"Rose Azalea"

　Rose Azaphira features a floral-spicy fragrance combining 2025 harvest rose de mai and saffron. Damask rose and rose de mai are layered with saffron, while peppery patchouli and iris add depth. The fragrance climaxes with a silky smooth finish of sandalwood and amber.

"Rose Tre Rose 2025"

　Rose Très Rose 2025 was created as an homage to the multifaceted beauty of the rose. Centered around Rose de Mai, Damask rose, and jasmine, it layers the freshness of violet leaf with the warmth of iris, patchouli, and benzoin. Furthermore, the chestnut honey and leathery nuances characteristic of the 2025 Rose de Mai Absolute are combined with oud to give the fragrance depth.

"Rose Alhambra"

　Rose Alhambra is a floral oriental fragrance themed around a journey through the splendor of palace architecture, engaging all five senses. It begins with neroli and mandarin, then layers with bergamot and Turkish rose. Labdanum, cinnamon leaf, and vetiver add spicy, leathery accents, while sandalwood, vanilla, and benzoin bring depth to the scent.

Henri Jacques is a haute perfumery founded in 1975.

　Founded in 1975, Henri Jacques has a history of creating custom fragrances for its customers as a bespoke perfume brand for nearly half a century. Even today, perfumers at a laboratory near Grasse use precious, high-quality natural ingredients gathered from around the world to handcraft each perfume using traditional methods.

　In recent years, the brand has established a flagship boutique at 2 Avenue Montaigne in Paris, and has become known as a luxury perfume brand, offering a wide range of fragrances that allow customers to find their own unique scent, based on the expertise and creativity cultivated through bespoke services. It also operates its only directly managed store in Japan on Ginza Namiki Street.