Le Chèvrefeuille
An eau de toilette of lemon tree petitgrain, honeysuckle, jasmine, and narcissus, evoking spring garden nectar and memory.
Perfumer: Isabelle Doyen, Camille Goutal
Goutal Le Chèvrefeuille
About This Fragrance
Goutal Le Chèvrefeuille is a 2002 eau de toilette whose name means honeysuckle in French. Created by Camille Goutal and Isabelle Doyen, it translates a southern French garden and mother-daughter memory into scent.
Scent Profile
The official notes are lemon tree petitgrain, honeysuckle, jasmine, and narcissus. It opens with lemon leaves and twigs, moves into flower nectar and white petals, then leaves a damp grassy narcissus shadow. It is light, clean, green, floral, and deliberately fleeting.
Who It's For
It suits people who enjoy spring flowers, honeysuckle, lemon tea, honeyed lemon, and soft green florals. It works well in spring and early summer, morning walks, offices, white shirts, and linen. Those wanting long-lasting projection should test it first.
