Rosae-Virtus Rosa Hiemalis EDP

"A walk through the rose garden on a cold winter morning: the sun shines brightly, reflecting from the frozen snow, the frosty air hits the nostrils with pure balsamic smells, there is silence around, and on the top of the Chinese rose, flowers sparkling like ice crystals."                                                                         

Chinese tea rose (rosa chinensis "Old Blush") has a delicate aroma with a slightly sweet undertone, reminiscent of tea and camellia. This is a rose of very ancient origin, which has been cultivated in China for many centuries. Brought to Europe, she became the ancestor of many varieties of modern garden roses, which in mild climates are able to bloom repeatedly from spring to autumn. And it may happen that in winter the flowers preserved on rose bushes will be covered with hoarfrost.

Seeing frozen flowers and barely smelling them, we understand that winter only seems to be a stopped season. And light chords of narcissus - one of the first spring flowers - emphasize the proximity of spring and change.