A woody and aromatic E D P that captures Paris in the early '60s. The Saint-Germain quarter was alive with the rhythm of all-night sessions in jazz clubs and artistic encounters. People would discuss the world; dancing and laughing in a warm, vibrant atmosphere. Orphéon was one of the bars, filled with joyful effervescence, where the three founders of the nearby diptyque boutique liked to meet. Today, paying tribute to this era and to creative friendships, the bar is immortalized in the olfactory portrait that bears its name: Orphéon. Curls of tobacco smoke mingle with powdery trails of blush lingering on burnished wood. At the heart of the composition is the atmosphere of that unforgettable place, recognizable through the warmth of tonka bean, the depth of cedar and the vivacity of juniper berries. Top Notes: Tonka Beans Middle Notes: Cedarwood Bottom Notes: Jasmine