This eau de parfum pays homage to the city of Da Lat, a haven of serenity in central Vietnam. With its lush pine forests and year-round idyllic weather, Da Lat draws visitors seeking inner peace. At its core, Da Lat EDP is a tender rose scent that unfolds like a love letter, its pages filled with references to peony and magnolia. A red wine accord lends supple body, while cypriol and musk adds some welcome dirt to the drydown.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
An unhurried afternoon with someone whose company needs little conversation. Green juniper gives the tender rose an outdoor freshness, while red-wine warmth and an earthy undertone keep the mood intimate rather than pristine.
How to wear
Try it in mild spring or autumn weather, when the green opening and soft floral body can remain in balance. Start with two sprays on the neck and forearms for moderate diffusion. Expect roughly five to six hours on skin, with longevity varying by weather and skin type.
Who it’s for
For those who enjoy rose with a green, woody counterpoint rather than overt sweetness. Peony and magnolia bring softness, while the wine accord and earthy drydown appeal to tastes that favour textured florals over polished bouquets.
Release year
2023
The nose
Anh Ngo.
Collaborators
IFF collaborated with perfumer Anh Ngo on the creation of Da Lat.
d'Annam’s story
d’Annam is a Vietnamese fragrance house exploring Asian cultures through scent. Its collections combine emotional storytelling with local perfumery, illustration and craft, guided by the values of calmness, delight and respect.
Da Lat’s concept
Part of Chapter 1: Enchanting Vietnam, Da Lat translates the city’s romantic atmosphere and pine forests into a tender rose composition. Rose paired with pine gives the floral theme a woodland setting, while a red-wine accord adds warmth and references a local specialty.
Extra info
Da Lat is one of nine fragrances in d’Annam’s debut collection, Enchanting Vietnam. Its red-wine accord is a deliberate reference to a local specialty, rather than simply a fruity embellishment.
This eau de parfum pays homage to the city of Da Lat, a haven of serenity in central Vietnam. With its lush pine forests and year-round idyllic weather, Da Lat draws visitors seeking inner peace. At its core, Da Lat EDP is a tender rose scent that unfolds like a love letter, its pages filled with references to peony and magnolia. A red wine accord lends supple body, while cypriol and musk adds some welcome dirt to the drydown.
All about this fragrance
Vibe check
An unhurried afternoon with someone whose company needs little conversation. Green juniper gives the tender rose an outdoor freshness, while red-wine warmth and an earthy undertone keep the mood intimate rather than pristine.
How to wear
Try it in mild spring or autumn weather, when the green opening and soft floral body can remain in balance. Start with two sprays on the neck and forearms for moderate diffusion. Expect roughly five to six hours on skin, with longevity varying by weather and skin type.
Who it’s for
For those who enjoy rose with a green, woody counterpoint rather than overt sweetness. Peony and magnolia bring softness, while the wine accord and earthy drydown appeal to tastes that favour textured florals over polished bouquets.
Release year
2023
The nose
Anh Ngo.
Collaborators
IFF collaborated with perfumer Anh Ngo on the creation of Da Lat.
d'Annam’s story
d’Annam is a Vietnamese fragrance house exploring Asian cultures through scent. Its collections combine emotional storytelling with local perfumery, illustration and craft, guided by the values of calmness, delight and respect.
Da Lat’s concept
Part of Chapter 1: Enchanting Vietnam, Da Lat translates the city’s romantic atmosphere and pine forests into a tender rose composition. Rose paired with pine gives the floral theme a woodland setting, while a red-wine accord adds warmth and references a local specialty.
Extra info
Da Lat is one of nine fragrances in d’Annam’s debut collection, Enchanting Vietnam. Its red-wine accord is a deliberate reference to a local specialty, rather than simply a fruity embellishment.
