| Established by Annick Goutal, born in Paris in 1945; a child prodigy
at the piano; trained as a ‘nose’ with Robertet in Grasse,
France, married cellist Alain Meunier in 1980 and opened her first boutique
in Paris in 1981, that sold just one scent, Folavril. In 1986 Parfums
Annick Goutal became part of the Taittinger group; opened further shops,
left business due to ill health in 1988. In 1992 when in remission from
her cancer, Brigitte Taittinger-Warren persuaded her to return. On 20 August 1999 Annick died of cancer; her daughter Camille has continued to develop new fragrances. |
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| Eau d’Hadrian | Parfums Annick Goutal | 1980 |
Also known as Eau de Hadrian; created by Annick Goutal; a light fresh and zesty citrus edt for both men and women with citric and grapefruit notes, classified A1m. Originally presented in her famous ‘butterfly’ shaped flacon but in 1993 it was marketed in a Cristalleries de Baccarat flacon retailing at £400.00 with a gold cap. Re-packaged in 1995 in a more masculine and traditional square cologne bottle | |||
| Eau de Bonpoint | Parfums Annick Goutal | 1981 |
Created by Annick Goutal. The first young children’s edt and is produced with alcohol or alcohol free base; a fruity floral with notes of orange blossom, bitter orange, tangerine and lemons: created to go with a range of children’s clothes by her sister | |||
| Eau de Lavande | Parfums Annick Goutal | 1981 |
Created by Elizabeth Doyen; a lavender fragrance with top notes of wild lavender, heart notes of pepper and clove on base notes of Tonka bean and vanilla | |||
| Folavril | Parfums Annick Goutal | 1981 |
(April Fool) Created by Annick Goutal; a light crisp fruity flowery fragrance | |||
| Eau de Hadrien | Parfums Annick Goutal | 1981 |
Alternatively 'Eau d'Hadrien'; created by Annick Goutal; a classical citrus floral ea de toilette with top notes of Sicilian lemon, grapefruit, bergamot and galbanum, heart notes of juniper berry and basil on base notes of citron wood, cypress and light musk | |||
| Eau de Monsieur | Parfums Annick Goutal | 1981 |
A classical mossy chypre edt | |||
| Eau de Charlotte | Parfums Annick Goutal | 1982 |
Created by Annick Goutal who was inspired by her step-daughter Charlotte, who loved black currant jam; a fresh floral-fruity fragrance with top notes of lily of the valley, heart notes of mimosa and black currant buds base notes of cocoa | |||
| Sables | Parfums Annick Goutal | 1982 |
Created by Annick Goutal in conjuction with Elizabeth Doyen; for her husband Alain Meunier, a crisp woody oriental masculine chypre edt with notes of Earl Grey tea and black pepper, some of his favourite scents; classified D4m. | |||
| Eau de Sables | Parfums Annick Goutal | 1982 |
A floral chypre fragrance | |||
| Parfum de Femme | Parfums Annick Goutal | 1982 |
A floral fragrance created by Annick Goutal. | |||
| Eau de Camille | Parfums Annick Goutal | 1983 |
Created by Annick Goutal and named after one of her daughters who wanted a fragrance that smelt like the family’s terrace garden; a fresh green floral fragrance with notes of honeysuckle, lilac, white flowers and privet | |||
| Passion | Parfums Annick Goutal | 1983 |
A crisp floral fragrance created by Annick Goutal and presented in a flacon by Cristalleries de Baccarat | |||
| Heure Exquise | Parfums Anna Goutal | 1984 |
Created by Annick Goutal; a soft green floral edt with notes of rose, iris and sandalwood. | |||
| Tubéreuse | Parfums Anna Goutal | 1984 |
Created by Annick Goutal; a floral tuberose styled fragrance, classified B1f. | |||
| Rose Absolute | Parfums Annick Goutal | 1984 |
Created by Annick Goutal; a classical floral fragrance | |||
| Eau du Ciel | Parfums Annick Goutal | 1985 |
A classical green fragrance | |||
| Passion Pure Perfume | Parfums Annick Goutal | 1985 |
Created by Annick Goutal | |||
| Vétiver | Parfums Annick Goutal | 1985 |
Created by Annick Goutal; a classical dry woody masculine chypre edt with notes of Java vetiver, rare wood, Burmese spices, and sea salt accords. | |||
| Eau de Ciel | Parfums Annick Goutal | 1988 |
Created by Annick Goutal | |||
| Gardenia Passion | Parfums Annick Goutal | 1989 |
Created by Elizabeth Doyen; consists entirely of natural elements; a crisp floral fragrance with notes of jasmine, tuberose, orange blossom and mosses. The ball shaped flacon has a ‘butterfly’ shaped stopper | |||
| Eau d’Hadrian Absolute | Parfums Annick Goutal | 1995 |
Created by Annick Goutal; being a concentrated version of 'Eau d’Hadrian' | |||
| Eau de Sud | Parfums Annick Goutal | 1995 |
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| Eau du Sud | Parfums Annick Goutal | 1996 |
Created by Elizabeth Doyen; a crisp citrus unisex fragrance with notes of mandarin, bergamot, lemon, grapefruit. Basil, mint and verbena | |||
| Grand Amour | Parfums Annick Goutal | 1996 |
Created by Annick Goutal in conjuction with Elizabeth Doyen (house perfumer), as a tribute to the love of her life, her husband the cellist Alain Meunier. A soft crisp green floral edt with notes of pure lily blending with honeysuckle and hyacinth on a base of amber and musk. Presented in red frosted flacon with her famous ‘butterfly’ stopper by Cristalleries de Baccarat | |||
| Petite Cherie | Parfums Annick Goutal | 1997 |
Created by Annick Goutal in conjuction with Elizabeth Doyen; for her daughter Camille; a fresh fruity-floral fragrance with notes of peaches, musky rose and vanilla. | |||
| Mandragore | Parfums Annick Goutal | 1998 |
Created by Elizabeth Doyen | |||
| Ce Soir ou Jamais | Parfums Annick Goutal | 1999 |
November; completed barely a month before Annick Goutal died; created in conjuction with Elizabeth Doyen; a floral fragrance that contains around 160 notes but the core is of rose, wild flowers, pear and peach. Presented in a special Cristalleries de Baccarat crystal flacon designed after her famous elegant fabric pouches | |||
| Eau du Fier | Parfums Annick Goutal | 2000 |
August; created by Elizabeth Doyen, a woody oriental masculine fragrance with top notes of Chinese tea and cloves, heart notes of smoked birch bark and bitter orange on base notes of osmanthus and fleur de sel | |||
| La Violette | Parfums Annick Goutal | 2001 |
A tribute to Annick Goutal by her daughter Camille; a single-flower fragrance | |||
| Le Muguet | Parfums Annick Goutal | 2001 |
1st May to celebrate the French tradition of giving bouquets; a green single-flower fragrance of lily of the valley, a symbol of good luck and happiness as a tribute to Annick Goutal; created by her daughter Camille | |||
| Quel Amour! | Parfums Annick Goutal | 2002 |
With notes of pink rose, peonies and amber | |||
| Chèvrefeuille | Parfums Annick Goutal | 2002 |
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| Mandragore | Parfums Annick Goutal | 2005 |
March. An edp; the first fragrance to feature the scent of mandrake; other notes are bergamot, black pepper, ginger, spearmint, star anise, boxwood, and sage leaf. | |||
| Mandragore pour homme | Parfums Annick Goutal | 2005 |
March | |||
| Duel | Parfums Annick Goutal | 2005 |
Created by Isabelle Doyen in collaboration with Camille Goutal, Annick Goutal’s daughter; a green fragrance with main notes of maté | |||
| Songes | Parfums Annick Goutal | 2006 |
Created by Elizabeth Doyen | |||
| Dans les Foins | Parfums Annick Goutal | |||||
| Eau d’Camile | Parfums Annick Goutal | |||||
| Le Chévrefeuille Honeysuckle | Parfums Annick Goutal | An edt | ||||
| Les Nuits d’Hadrien | Parfums Annick Goutal | Created by Camille Goutal in association with Elizabeth Doyen; a ‘bedroom’ version of Annick Goutal (her mother) 'Eau d’Hadrien' | ||||
| Eau Savante du Sud | Parfums Annick Goutal | An edt | ||||
| Neroli | Parfums Annick Goutal | |||||
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