Fiesta Habana

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In the 1920s, during Prohibition in the United States, Havana was the place to be, with its party nights and smoky casinos where big bands played through the night, while the golde n youth of the United States continued to bet at the gamble tables. At the time, French designers were having a major influence on the North American market. Cherigan opened her second perfume boutique in Cuba in the early 1930s. A true paradise for architecture lovers and fans of Cuban music, cigars and ròn, it's no wonder that Ernest Hemingway made Cuba his second home. After the success of his novel "Fiesta - The Sun Also Rises", published in 1926, the most French of all American writers in Paris in the Roaring Twenties moved to the Keys, right in front of Cuba. Even today, his tutelary figure still reigns over the El Floridita bar and the Ambos Mundos hotel in Havana. Fiesta Habana is an uncensored, bewitching fragrance, wrapped in a swirl of Cuban rum and soft tobacco, creating a luscious, woody and dark olfactory tableau, just like the sensual atmosphere of Cuban nights. Rum, Davana, Elemi, Clove, Tolu, Iris, Immortelle, Santamanol, Tobacco, Madagascan Vanilla, Tonka Bean, Patchouli, Orcanox Show more