Jubilee Bouquet 2010

Jubilee Bouquet by Penhaligon's
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7.1 / 10 47 Ratings
Jubilee Bouquet is a perfume by Penhaligon's for women and was released in 2010. The scent is floral-powdery. The production was apparently discontinued.
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Main accords

Floral
Powdery
Chypre
Woody
Spicy

Fragrance Pyramid

Top Notes Top Notes
CloveClove BergamotBergamot ChamomileChamomile
Heart Notes Heart Notes
JasmineJasmine Ylang-ylangYlang-ylang IrisIris RoseRose VioletViolet
Base Notes Base Notes
MossMoss MuskMusk AmberAmber SandalwoodSandalwood

Perfumer

Ratings
Scent
7.147 Ratings
Longevity
6.838 Ratings
Sillage
6.139 Ratings
Bottle
7.751 Ratings
Submitted by Ripieno, last update on 04.08.2021.
Interesting Facts
This perfume was originally created in 1977 by Michael Pickthall, in honour of Queen Elizabeth's Silver Jubilee. In 2010 it was revised by Mike Parrott and relaunched as part of the Anthology Collection.

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2 in-depth fragrance descriptions
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Bottle
6
Sillage
8
Longevity
8.5
Scent
Mörderbiene

42 Reviews
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Mörderbiene
Mörderbiene
Top Review 11  
Penhaligon's - An obituary of headless vegetarian scents, seventh prank
I had found a treasure map in our kitchen, in elaborate letters marked "shopping list". There was talk of boxes of the most precious paper of inestimable value, and fragrant treasures to protect against evil spirits. Of course, I hoisted the sails of our four-wheeler as quickly as possible and, with the help of this treasure map, set off in search of the promised treasures. The journey was long and arduous and I experienced many adventures along the way. Among other things, a young sailor tried to board me in the dangerous circles of an industrial area. As an old seadog I knew how to prevent this in time and reached the desired destination a little later. In the distance, in the densely overgrown mountains behind the rugged cliffs, I could already make out the blue E on a yellow background mentioned on the treasure map, under which the treasure should be buried. After a day's march through the jungle I had finally reached the aforementioned place and had to realize with horror that I was not the first. Two privateers had arrived before me and were already dueling over the precious treasure. But they could not have been the first to arrive either, for the hole had already been dug and many chests were empty - only a few of the valuable rolls were still there, which now gave the two of them cause for a duel, and all the fragrant protective and cleansing treasures were already gone. A fight would have had little chance of success, since they seemed determined to do everything. I had to return home empty-handed and was a little afraid of the reaction of my queen. But I knew of something in my treasure chamber that would be able to soothe her - it was not quite the desired soap, but it was very similar in its smell and of even greater value: a small specimen of Jubilee Bouquet.
Jubilee Bouquet - I had the opportunity to test the vintage version in the splash bottle with yellow ribbon, for which the lovely Serafina deserves my deepest thanks - is essentially a soap scent. At first spicy carnation soap, soothed by light hespridian tones. Then powdery flower soap, warm and of royal elegance. Then moss soap, also warm and soft and only a little scratchy. This treasure of fragrances can tell stories of old kings and queens, old stories that are true or maybe not, stories that are beautiful and sometimes a little sad, stories from a distant land far across the sea.
I'd like to find such a treasure! I can see myself drawing a treasure map, one can still hope. I just don't know where it will lead And I won't be late for that treasure, that's for sure.
9 Comments
5
Bottle
5
Sillage
5
Longevity
5
Scent
Gold

541 Reviews
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Helpful Review 2  
Prim&Proper
A new release (from 2010) of a classic scent launched for the first time in 1977. It's a greenish, herbal concoction with hardly any flowers and a wry dryness, not a floral chypre in my books. This fragrance does not talk to me at all. I can't say that it is unpleasant, but it bears no element of surprise, no fascinating chord. It comes across like a well-established, decent toilet water for people who want to obey the code of conduct. Absolutely devoid of any erotic hues, this seems to be respectability in a bottle. It's prim and proper - and could easily pass as a scent created for Victorians, when it was dedicated to Elizabeth II. Not my cuppa!
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