Rediscovering THE MONTROI TRAVEL GUIDE OF MARRAKECH

Known as the signature scent of Marrakech, orange blossom scent has its roots in the old world travel to exotic destinations. It occupied a great role in the history of Western perfumery.
For such occasion, Montroi team traveled to Marrakech with a group of contributors, to document and understand the tradition of orange blossom.

Montroi Orange Blossom, a crisp fresh scent fused with orange flower, rose and musk. Hand-crafted in the French perfume capital, Grasse. Available in both perfume and oil rollerball travel format.

Marrakech is a returning destination for the Montroi team; where we manufacture straw hats and necklaces with local artisans. Taking the opportunity to rediscover a mysterious and enchanting city while updating the MONTROI Travel Guide at the same time.
TOP NOTES: ORANGE, PETITGRAIN (BITTER ORANGE TREE LEAVES)
HEART NOTES: ORANGE BLOSSOM, ROSE
BASE NOTES: WARM NOTES, MUSK
Arab communities brought bitter orange trees to the Mediterranean, where climate and soil suited it to perfection. This precious plant was spread throughout the entire region, especially in Spain, where it still adorns the lanes and gardens of Seville.

King of France, Louis XIV, once built a garden with bitter orange trees in Versailles to enjoy the scent of its flowers during the spring season. Prince Nerola’s wife loved its fragrance so much that the oil of the orange blossom names after her, called Neroli.
Things will settle one day and it will be possible to travel again. Until then, MONTROI is happy to share the latest travel guide of Marrakech.