Maison Francis Kurkdjian Baccarat Rouge 540 Extrait Unisex 200ml/6.8oz Tester

Premiere: 2017
Size: 200ml (6.8oz)
Gender: Unisex
Notes: Top notes are Bitter Almond and Saffron; 
Middle notes are Egyptian Jasmine and Cedar;
Base notes are Ambergris, Woody Notes and Musk.  

In the Fall of 2014, Baccarat, the most prestigious and opulent crystalworks in the world, celebrated the 250th anniversary of their founding by releasing an extraordinary crystal decanter containing a luminous, exclusive fragrance created by Francis Kurkdjian. Released later onto the open market in a slightly more achievable presentation as Baccarat Rouge 540 EDP, the world quickly fell in love with the gorgeously woody floral-amber and its equal parts transparent, dense, and intense character. Now, Baccarat and M. Kurkdjian extend their partnership with a new Extrait concentration that intensifies the power and radiance of all aspects of the scent, all without betraying the original inspiration.  MFK describes Rouge 540 not in terms of top, heart and base notes, but rather as the interplay between three unique accords, each lending a distinct and visceral characteristic. 

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