Adare is Memo Paris's portrait of Adare Manor, the Irish manor whose 365 stained-glass windows and 52 chimneys Memo reads like a calendar, and Dalia Izem's first fragrance for the house. Ginger and pear lead in from the gardens; orange blossom, jasmine sambac and ylang-ylang open onto tuberose, the floral halo she built it around, over vanilla, sandalwood and musk. Memo calls the Fleurs Bohèmes eau de parfum an Irish tuberose; Oliver Jeffers drew its artwork, and the bottle bears the manor's façade.
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