In addition to yesterday's butterfly bottle, Goutal is releasing four fragrances in limited edition packaging. Petite Chérie, Eau d'Hadrien, Mon Parfum Chéri and Eau du Ciel are all in 100 ml, €140 - €165, at Annick Goutal. (You can also find the first two at Harrods, and I would guess they'll get the others later?)
Goutal Paris is celebrating their 40th anniversary with a collector butterfly bottle (above left, 100 ml, sold empty, $135 at Hudson's Bay in Canada) and a limited edition pastry, available at Maison Angelina in Paris for the month of September only (above right, "Angelina's pastry chef Christophe Appert has created an exclusive pastry based on rose and pear, the iconic notes of the eponymous perfume "Petite Chérie", in the shape of the iconic butterfly ball. A collaboration that offers a unique moment of tasting, for the nose as well as the palate.")
From (Annick) Goutal, Une Maison de Campagne room spray: "...whisks you away to a bucolic garden where wildflowers bloom among blackcurrant bushes and brambles laden with blackberries. A fragrant art of living that gives your home a new story to tell." Shown in the 100 ml room spray (€49), also available in a candle.
Fans of Annick Goutal Ambre Sauvage (from the 2015 Les Absolus trio) might want to snap up one of the limited edition reissues before they're gone? "A sacred composition for perfumers, Amber is not an ingredient that is harvested, but a material that is woven through the imagination. Inscribed in the most ancient tales, this material is one of the most bewitching accords in perfumery. Each Amber conceals a secret. Ambre Sauvage, for its part, multiplies contrasts. A fragrance that makes you want to discover all the facets of the skin." Ambre Sauvage Absolu, €170 for 100 ml Eau de Parfum.
The 2020 model of Goutal's Forêt D’or ("...scents of pine branches, fresh oranges and mandarins") holiday candle. (You can see last year's here.) At Hudson's Bay in Canada, $115 CAD for 300g.