C'edt une jolie collection plutôt « estivale » citronné et fraîche et un bel échantillonnage pour tout fan des fragrances Hermes. Les flacons sont dans une jolie boîte et c'edt parfait pour séparer et offrir en cadeau.

My first real exposure to the Jardin line was Sur Le Nil which I received a tester spray of some ten years ago. I thought it was a very unique fragrance with the elegant rare and unisexish sycamore being apparent in the drydown-a wearable delicate sophisticated uncloying scent perfect for day. When I recently got my hands on a tester and sprayed the side of my neck such that the fragrance landed on my collar, I found a certain depth missing and the longevity which I hadn't recalled being great, perhaps even worse now. That said, it is a very close 2nd if not a tie for best of the four scents. It's inoffensive cool clean and watery evocative of the name but it disappears very quickly. I had to spray Lagune and Li on someone else as I lacked skin real estate. For me they were both fails without saying more with Li being the worst of the 4 and the shortest lasting. The most recent launch, Cythere by Christine Nagel is the winner of the bunch somewhat surprisingly. It is the sexiest of the four and also longer lasting than both Nil and Li. Once the citrusish top note and strong vegetal opening wears off you get a creamy sensual vaguely gourmandish residue that could even work on a man. After 6 hours or so I could still detect the fragrance on the inside of my arm. It's an expensive unique well conceived and executed scent but I still wouldn't advise a blind buy. If you're a fan of musky or sandlewood scents and characterize yourself as a woody green oriental type fragrance lover this will be up your alley. My set is unopened and as I didn't really like 2 of the 4 with the third just being so so , I'll probably return it. But for 60 ml and variety assuming one likes them all the price isn't bad. Longevity takes down value that said.