Rausch, all the creativity of the thriving Berlin in one fragrance. A mixture of the “golden 1920s” and the “night clubs” of today. Inspired by the night of the famous Berghain Club in Berlin.
Rausch is an exciting and sensual fragrance by J.F.Schwarzlose Berlin, representing the legendary nightlife of the German capital. With spicy chords and a touch of oud, the new composition embodies the dark and mysterious club scene of Berlin. Perfumer Véronique Nyberg insisted on seeking inspiration on a long night at Berlin’s famous Berghain Club.
The result ally intoxicating: Cypriois rel, patchouli and the scented oil of the vanilla pod provide the warm, woody heart of Rausch, which is stimulated by the red pepper on the top note. The amber and oud fragrance base perfectly complements the other ingredients of Rausch. But this olfactory creation of J.F.Schwarzlose Berlin not only does portray the capital’s current night scene, but the legendary parties and celebrations of the glorious 1920s must have been equally intoxicating in the cosmopolitan city of Berlin.
Additional information
Size
Eau de Parfum 100ml, Eau de Parfum 50ml
Olfactory group
Oriental
Gender
Man and Woman
Nose
Veronique Nyberg
Country
Germany
Year
2012
Perfumer
Veronique Nyberg is a perfumer who began as a chemist with a doctorate in Organic Chemistry for International Fragrances and Flavors in Netherlands and has since become a perfumer in their Paris Fine Fragrance department. She was born in the Alps of Switzerland and attended the IFF Perfume School in Grasse, France. In 2000 she was employed by IFF as a chemist and worked there as senior perfumer for 15 years. In September 2014 she was named as the vice president of creation, fine fragrance for Mane. Her educational background combined with her delicate character explains the diverse sources of inspiration she turns to when it comes to the creation of fragrances. From chemistry to art, nature, and history, Veronique Nyberg uses all her creativity and knowledge to come up with some of the best-selling formulas in the perfume industry today. As with most of the worldwide notable perfumers, she also hides the roots of her passion for perfumes in her childhood memories. The small village in the Alps, where she was born, together with her grandmother’s knowledge on botany made the perfect mix that let the love of Veronique to wild flowers and natural scents flourish into what’s today a true mastery in the perfume creation. Here’s how she explains the creation of a new fragrance: “It is a real challenge! In fact, you need to give yourself enough freedom to come out with an interesting idea while working within the reality of a brief. As a perfumer, I’m always pushing outside boundaries and then using my imagination to translate my ideas for the concept, the brand, the market… You may think limits are hurdles, but sometimes you get the greatest ideas because you have to find a solution. Total freedom can be a nightmare…”
