Penhaligon’s Daphne Bouquet Highgrove Honors Royal Gardens with Elegant Fragrance

Penhaligon, a Puig beauty brand, introduces a new scent inspired by the serene charm of King Charles III’s Highgrove Gardens.

The limited edition Penhaligon’s Daphne Bouquet Highgrove fragrance celebrates spring’s elegance and sustainability while spotlighting the beloved Daphne flower.

This exclusive eau de parfum draws influence from the mossy, secluded Stumpery section in the historic Highgrove royal estate.

The Story Behind Penhaligon’s Royal-Inspired Launch

Highgrove Gardens, located near Tetbury in Gloucestershire, welcomes over 30,000 visitors every year between April and October.

For more than forty years, the estate has followed organic, sustainable practices, supporting rare flora, fauna, and garden traditions.

Penhaligon’s new fragrance honors this legacy with a scent that reflects calm, confidence, and the beauty of nature in bloom.

The floral-aromatic composition captures the subtle grace of the Daphne flower found nestled in the Stumpery’s moss-covered woodland.

With springtime scents of blackcurrant leaf, grapefruit, and thyme, the fragrance gently transitions into lavender, moss, and vetiver notes.

Penhaligon’s Daphne Bouquet Highgrove Supports Sustainability

In addition to its refined scent, the Penhaligon’s Daphne Bouquet Highgrove fragrance features eco-conscious packaging and charitable support.

The packaging uses recycled paper and eco-foam made from sugar cane instead of traditional plastic-based materials.

Additionally, Penhaligon prints the cartons and labels using organic inks, emphasizing the brand’s dedication to environmental stewardship.

The fragrance bottle itself includes a white label with gold print and a gold bow tied elegantly around the neck.

A Fragrance With a Mission to Educate

Penhaligon created this launch to support The King’s Foundation, a charity closely tied to King Charles III’s vision.

Ten percent of the sales from Daphne’s Bouquet will help fund educational programs hosted by The King’s Foundation.

These initiatives teach traditional craft, sustainable horticulture, textiles, food, farming, and heritage skills to thousands of students annually.

With this collaboration, Penhaligon merges luxurious fragrance with purpose, preserving heritage and supporting future generations of creative professionals.

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