About Goutal

Goutal, formerly known as Annick Goutal, is a French perfume house that epitomizes the quintessence of artisanal, niche perfumery. Established in 1981 by Annick Goutal, a pianist and model turned perfumer, the brand has become synonymous with elegance, emotion, and creativity. Annick's initial foray into perfumery was driven by a desire to convey stories and emotions through scent, leading to the creation of fragrances that are both complex and captivating. Goutal's offerings are often inspired by personal memories, nature, and travels, characterized by their refined, romantic, and somewhat nostalgic qualities.

The brand distinguishes itself through its commitment to using high-quality raw materials and crafting scents that defy conventional categorizations, making each creation distinctively Goutal. After Annick Goutal's passing, her daughter Camille Goutal and perfumer Isabelle Doyen continued her legacy, further enriching the brand's olfactory library with innovative fragrances that maintain the house's original ethos. Goutal's perfumes, like the celebrated "Eau d'Hadrien," which was one of Annick's first successes, remain beloved by perfume aficionados worldwide for their artistry, sophistication, and ability to transport the wearer to another place and time.

Goutal Fragrances