Mercedes-Benz Sign, Herre, 50 ml, Flytende parfyme, Kardemomme, Rosa pepperkorn, Appelsinblomst, Cashmere tre

A new iconic and modern fragrance symbol of union, a true signature of success. Created by the Master Perfumer Olivier Cresp, the SIGN fragrance impresses its power, intensity, and sillage. It features a rare spice sustainably sourced: cardamom from Guatemala.It is the highlight of a warm and sensual score that embraces pink peppercorn, tonka bean, patchouli, as well as lavender, orange blossom, geranium, and violet leaf.

SIGN impresses its power, intensity, and sillage. The top notes reveal the effervescence of cardamom, which blends with pink peppercorn SFE to bring freshness, and to contrast with a more vanilla base. The base notes also feature tonka bean and white musk, which play out a warm and sensual score before mingling with cashmere and woody patchouli SFE. Then come bitter grapefruit, crisp apple, and a floral bouquet comprised of aromatic lavender, orange blossom, rose geranium, and—now rare in perfumery—violet leaf absolute, creating a sophisticated balance that master perfumer Olivier Cresp has refined with zeal.

Excellence now has its fragrance: SIGN.

A few words from Olivier Cresp...

“I came across some exceptional raw materials in Guatemala, notably cardamom. When I came back, I wanted to use this green gold in a new creation for men. SIGN is a wonderful, multi-faceted fragrance built around this rare spice.”

Commited to what counts...

Keenly aware of environmental issues, Mercedes-Benz is gradually implementing new initiatives to take responsibility and think ahead. The legendary brand uses over 40% recycled glass to manufacture this new bottle. Meanwhile, the inner that keeps the precious bottle in its box is produced from FSC-certified recycled paper and can be recycled. Another important point is that Mercedes-Benz has chosen (in association with Firmenich) two sustainably sourced ingredients to compose its fragrance. A partnership with local farming communities in Guatemala has been established for cardamom, and development partnerships have been signed with Java and Sumatra to obtain exceptionally high quality patchouli.