MEMO PARIS
ADARE

2026

PERFUMER
Dalia Izem

bergamot
mandarin
ginger
pear

orange blossom
ylang-ylang
tuberose

vanilla
sandalwood
musk

Adare seems to be made in collaboration with the Adare Manor.

‘With Adare, Memo Paris opens the doors of an Irish manor and gives it a fragrance. Its majestic façade first welcomes you on the bottle, and once inside, a bouquet of radiant flowers illuminates the composition: orange blossom, rich and delicate, and tuberose, velvety and captivating, invite themselves into this sumptuous setting designed to inspire wonder. In the Great Hall, the stories of visitors and the soul of the place linger, watched over by enveloping sandalwood. And through the vast windows, the sun enhances Adare, offering a moving spectacle that lingers even on the skin (…) In the south of Ireland stands a manor made for grandeur and contemplation. Essence of ginger. Adare is a fragment of time, a beautiful folly. With its 365 stained-glass windows, 52 chimneys, 7 stone pillars, and 4 towers, its grand architecture remains deeply human: like a calendar, it marks the days. Essence of bergamot, the weeks, essence of mandarin, the rhythm of a year and its seasons. The thread of life. To visit it, to willingly lose yourself within it, is like crossing history, undertaking a dizzying journey. Pear accord. Passing through the park and its gardens, once inside, immense bouquets bow in greeting. Absolutes of orange blossom and jasmine Sambac, essence of ylang-ylang. An ode to nature and its wonders, a perfect counterpoint to this mineral palace. The majesty of the volumes, the perfection of the spaces, and their charm call for another secret and majestic flower: tuberose. In this haven of cloudless happiness, it brings its unique light. Each room, from the great Hall to the library and the gallery, reveals treasures of woodwork, warm and intimate. Absolute of vanilla, essence of sandalwood, and musk. Timeless, and yet…’ – Memo Paris

‘For Adare, I imagined the gardens of Adare Manor and their radiant flowers illuminating the rooms of this extraordinary building. A bouquet where tuberose would shine, filling the space like a floral halo, wrapping you in a vibrant and radiant energy.’ – Dalia Izem