Guerlain Pamplelune

Pamplelune has been part of Guerlain's Aqua Allegoria fragrance collection since its inception, which was introduced in 1999 as the first line of intensely fresh scents in perfumery. Drawing on the extensive expertise of the House of Guerlain, which dates back to the legendary Eau de Cologne Impériale of 1853, each Aqua Allegoria fragrance combines the freshness of an Eau de Cologne with the richness of a Guerlain perfume. A hint of bergamot runs like a common thread through the collection: this precious citrus fruit, also known as the "Gold of Calabria," is an important ingredient in the Guerlinade. Pamplelune is a vibrant and sensual Eau de Toilette with a cheerful breeze of radiant and juicy grapefruit.