Burberry London Eau de Parfum 100ml is the women's version of the Burberry London line — a polished floral fragrance launched in 2006 and composed by Dominique Ropion and Jean-Marc Chaillan. The composition opens with honeysuckle, tangerine and rose, drifts into a heart of jasmine, tiare flower, peony and clementine, and settles onto a soft base of musk, sandalwood and patchouli. Houses in the embossed-glass Burberry check flacon. About Burberry Founded in Basingstoke in 1856 by Thomas Burberry, the house is best known for inventing gabardine fabric and the trench coat — references that show up throughout its product design, from the famous house check to the engraved fragrance bottles. Burberry's perfumery line plays on the same heritage idea: classic British codes, modernised for contemporary wearers. Fragrance notes Top: Honeysuckle, Tangerine, Rose Heart: Jasmine, Tiare flower, Peony, Clementine Base: Musk, Sandalwood, Patchouli Olfactory family: Floral | Launched: 2006 | Perfumers: Dominique Ropion, Jean-Marc Chaillan Who it's for Burberry London for Women suits women who like polished modern florals over heavier oriental or sweet-gourmand compositions — those drawn to honeysuckle, jasmine and peony with a clean musky drydown. It is at its best in spring and autumn, ideal for daytime, office and gentle evening wear, with enough soft warmth from sandalwood and patchouli to carry into cooler weather. How to use Hold the embossed-check bottle around 15 cm from the skin. Spray onto pulse points — wrists, neck, behind the ears. Two to three sprays balance presence and longevity for the eau de parfum concentration. For longer trail in cool weather, mist a small amount across the hair before stepping out. Specifications Size: 100ml Concentration: Eau de Parfum Gender: Women Brand: Burberry Year: 2006 Perfumers: Dominique Ropion, Jean-Marc Chaillan A polished, romantic British floral — feminine, modern, and beautifully wearable.
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