NUIT DE MEGÈVE EAU DE PARFUM

Nuit de Megève, the magic of the night

The Nuit de Megève fragrance by Eight & Bob is an excellent option for lovers of those charming accords belonging to the Amber olfactory family that last and transmit incredible sensations with each use. This is a perfume launched in 2017, which captures that spirit of the magical nights in Megève.

Baroness Maurice de Rothschild had created a luxury ski resort in Megève that was more discreet than those in the Swiss Alps. It is when months later Albert Fouquet decides to accept the invitation of a friend Nicolas to a dinner in Megève. At this celebration Fouquet came across the most beautiful woman he had ever seen; Annicke, a young Austrian who with her striking emerald green eyes and constant smile radiated unparalleled serenity and tenderness.

Albert spent the entire evening with Annicke, they talked for hours by the fireplace, shared laughter and dancing, where they then made a promise to see each other again in the following months. Upon returning to Paris, he wanted to preserve the memories of that evening; the smell of the mountain air, the wood burning in the fireplace and the atmosphere created by that exclusive party enclosed a charming perfume that only he could achieve.

The complexity of the notes of this fragrance opens with the citrus of Bergamot and Nutmeg, continues with the delicateness of a heart full of Clove Buds, Violet, and Tonka Bean and ends with the most delicious of sweet and woody notes of Ambrostar, Cedar Wood and Amber.

These accords are packaged in a fairly simple but elegant black bottle that has the brand label on the front of the bottle and a smooth silver lid to properly preserve each drop of this charming product, which is Presented in a quite elegant white and beige box.

Albert Fouquet, founder of this great perfume house, created and perfected various essences for his personal use, with the help of Philippe, the family butler. Although he captivated many with the fragrances, he rejected the idea of marketing it, but that was when John F. Kennedy made him a singular request; about eight samples and another for Bob, when he packs enough samples taking care of the bottles and the box that had the same print as the shirt J.F.K was wearing when they met as well as a label with the name ""EIGHT & BOB"". Months later, requests poured in from various people involved in the film industry. His success did not last long, because in 1939 he died and the business was left to Philippe, with whom he could only continue for a few months due to the Second World War.