Fragrance house

Brecourt

Brecourt’s heritage reaches back to Maison Bruno Court, founded in Grasse in 1812 and associated with personalized perfumes for European and Russian aristocracy. The Bruno Court house was acquired by Mane in the 1960s. Brecourt was created in 2009 as a modern continuation of that legacy, with Emilie Bouge, a fourth-generation Grasse perfumer whose grandparents owned Bruno Court, supporting the project. Its creative identity combines traditional French perfumery materials and methods with a formulation approach that allows wearers to adjust fragrance intensity and character through different concentrations and emotional filters. Bouge is associated with this formulation method and creative concept, and is identified as the perfumer behind Brecourt’s releases to date. Rosa Gallica, introduced in 2012, opened the Collection Ephemere, whose editions vary with the quality and quantity of harvested raw materials. Centered on the Rosa Gallica rose, it is presented as a floral Brecourt fragrance.