The Louvre's infusions

A NOCTURNAL DELIGHT
Tasting Egyptian Night is welcoming the freshness of an evening on the bank of the Nile, the mystery of a blue hour in in the heart of an oasis overlooked by the pyramids. Notes of peppermint, elderberry and blueberry soothe the intense heat of the day and charmingly signal the beginning of the oriental night, delicately spiced with a touch of fennel.

Thanks to subtle and perfumed compositions, a tasting as a journey through time and history.

As the exclusive partner of the Louvre since 2019, Palais des Thés is now imagining two infusions inspired by the world's greatest museum. These powerfully evocative creations were conceived as tributes to the fascinating civilizations whose masterpieces, such as the Great Sphinx of Tanis and the Venus de Milo, populate the rooms of the vast palace. "The collections of Egyptian and Greco-Roman antiquities have been wonderful sources of inspiration," says Mathias Minet, who has been designing the perfume creations of Palais des Thés for over 20 years. "I wanted to create delicious infusions that are unlike anything we've ever seen before.
Made from carefully selected plants and ingredients, they carry the distant atmospheres of these ancient and refined cultures.

AN EDEN BETWEEN GREECE AND ANCIENT ROME
With Venus Graden, it is the light of the Mediterranean sun that infuses, evoking a walk in a garden populated by white flowers and citrus fruits, where one loses oneself between the columns of forgotten temples on the shores. The sweetness of vanilla, the fruity scent of orange and the deliciousness of carob envelop the senses for an experience that is both delicate and powerful, and that can be either enveloping or beneficial, like a welcome breeze.

Thanks to subtle and perfumed compositions, a tasting as a journey through time and history.

As the exclusive partner of the Louvre since 2019, Palais des Thés is now imagining two infusions inspired by the world's greatest museum. These powerfully evocative creations were conceived as tributes to the fascinating civilizations whose masterpieces, such as the Great Sphinx of Tanis and the Venus de Milo, populate the rooms of the vast palace. "The collections of Egyptian and Greco-Roman antiquities have been wonderful sources of inspiration," says Mathias Minet, who has been designing the perfume creations of Palais des Thés for over 20 years. "I wanted to create delicious infusions that are unlike anything we've ever seen before.
Made from carefully selected plants and ingredients, they carry the distant atmospheres of these ancient and refined cultures.