A new inspiration, an ode to the vibrations of the night.
In the 1920s during prohibition in the United States, Havana became a fashionable destination, a place of nocturnal madness vibrating to the rhythm of big bands, very popular with wealthy Americans. At the time, a game of influence was established between French designers and the North American market.
Cherigan, meanwhile, opened her second perfume shop in Cuba in the early 1930s.
Paradise for lovers of architecture, lovers of Cuban music, cigars and ròn, it is not surprising that Ernest Hemingway made Cuba his second home. After the success of his novel “Fiesta – The Sun Also Rises” published in 1926, the most French of American writers settled in the Keys, an archipelago located just opposite Cuba.Even today, his tutelary figure still dominates the El Floridita bar and the Ambos Mundos hotel in Havana.
A free and bewitching fragrance, Fiesta Habana is a composition with a mysterious character and amber depth.
Notes of rum in overdose and illicit scents of tobacco faceted by the swirls of a hemp accord create a syrupy, woody and dark olfactory picture, like the sensual atmosphere of Cuban nights.
The perfume family: tobacco, oriental, gourmand
Top notes: hemp, iris, rum, elemi, Tolu balsam
Heart notes: immortelle, davana, cloves, tobacco, sandalwood
Base notes: cedarwood, patchouli, tonka bean, vanilla, musk
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