A la Nuit and Sa Majeste la Rose were debuted and added to Serge Lutens’ Flowers Unpicked collection in 2000. They are both fragrances built around a singular floral note, for A la Nuit is the jasmine flower and Sa Majeste la Rose is the titular Rose itself. Both of them were creations of Christopher Sheldrake.

For A la Nuit, the central jasmine note was created by combining several variances of jasmine: Indian, Egyptian and Moroccan. It opens as a true jasmine bomb, sweetened by honey and grenadine. It swirls around and teases you a bit with its exuberance, then it settles into its sensual nature. The greens play hide and seek with the honey and that chocolatey essence that benzoin imparts and the whole experience is quite delightful and a bit spritely.

The flacon is designed with a minimalist style, where a simple standing rectangular glass bottle is crafted with thick and solid rims topped by a round matte cap as it is the stable for most of the fragrances from Serge Lutens.

A La Nuit by Serge Lutens is one of the better fragrances with jasmine in the center of the composition, and by all means it deserves attention of those who love jasmine scent. You will fall in love with the fresh and slightly sweet jasmine Eau de Parfum. This is such a true-to-life scent that whenever you wear this you are immediately transported to a spring night, walking down a street lined with jasmine flowers.

Perfumista.org recommend that A La Nuit Serge Lutens is best usage for day in Spring season . In addition, fragrances and fragrances are two main notes that you can easy scent.