In 2006 Simon Brooke and his family discovered that he was the direct descendent John Grossmith, the founder of a long forgotten perfume house.
Upon finding a manuscript that contained Grossmith's original formulae, they set about reviving the house to its former glory.
Image taken from a poster for Betrothal in 1893
GROSSMITH
THE ROYAL COLLECTION
After discovering that Grossmith had received multiple royal warrants, the newly revived house was launched with two new perfumes that re-established their connection to the monarchy.
The Grossmith of today boasts a sleek modern design with the same level of attention to detail that earned such esteem in the early 1900s.
GROSSMITH
MADE IN ENGLAND
With gold-dipped caps, ribbed-glass bottles and hand-made packaging, each Grossmith has an elegant, understated aesthetic.
After discovering some of Grossmith's original formulae, three of their best-loved fragrances were revived: Shem El Nessim, Phul Nana and Hasu No Hana.
EXCLUSIVE
GROSSMITH X FIOLE
Discover six of Grossmith's best-loved fragrances in this exclusive sample set.
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Created using the finest materials, this contemporary collection of scents expands on the Grossmith palette.
