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Eau de Hongrie(1370)
Royal Court of Hungary (attrib. Queen Elizabeth of Hungary)
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Eau de Hongrie, also known as Royal Court of Hungary, is a historic fragrance attributed to Queen Elizabeth of Hungary, characterized by its herbal and floral notes, particularly rosemary and rose.
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This scent's rose note has a real space connection, a rose flown to orbit in 1998 came back smelling different than it did on Earth.
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Eau de Hongrie, also known as Royal Court of Hungary, is a historic fragrance attributed to Queen Elizabeth of Hungary, characterized by its herbal and floral notes, particularly rosemary and rose. It is often associated with medicinal properties and has been produced in various forms over the centuries. This scent is notable for its enduring legacy and historical significance.
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