Pemberley smells like a rain-soaked garden rather than a polished bouquet. Hyacinth, peony, and honeysuckle open green and dewy, then black tea, coriander, vetiver, and w…
Pemberley smells like a rain-soaked garden rather than a polished bouquet. Hyacinth, peony, and honeysuckle open green and dewy, then black tea, coriander, vetiver, and woods give it an earthy, lightly spiced backbone. It usually suits spring and mild summer weather best. If you like floral perfumes with soil, stems, and fresh air around them, this is an easy one to sample.