After the Mediterranean, the banks of the Nile, and Indian nature, Hermès brings us back to 24 Faubourg Saint-Honoré in Paris, its historic store. On the top floor of the Hermès maison, on the roof, are hidden an apple tree, a pear tree, a magnolia, and also numerous wild herbs. Jean-Claude Ellena, the maison's perfumer, describes the scent emanating from the garden as a 'perfume of light and pleasure', fruity in essence, vegetal and floral. A fruity and floral composition with a green dimension, the fragrance opens with notes of apple and herbs, and also has a peppery effect. The heart combines magnolia with a hint of rose, revealing scents of damp earth and oak. Un Jardin Sur Le Toit is the perfect fragrance for those who wish to stroll through cities, feeling as if they are on a twilight walk in the countryside. Olfactory Pyramid Top notes: Fresh grass, pink pepper Heart notes: Rose Base notes: Damp earth, oak moss Olfactory family: Aromatic/Fruity