This eau de toilette is characterized by a special fragrance composition: a generous bouquet of hyacinth, jasmine, honeysuckle and rose gently unfolds; undertones of forest fragrance with a delicate acid accent round out the fragrance water. The name of the perfumed water is a tribute to Anne de Beaujeu, a daughter of Louis XI and his second wife Charlotte of Savoy. Anne de France died in Chantelle in 1522.

Chantelle is an old Romanesque complex near Vichy, which resembles a fortress. Since 1853 it has housed Benedictine nuns, in the abbey of St. Vincent. Although it is not one of the great and famous monasteries, the building complex high above the river possesses a great deal of charm and originality. For this reason alone, the monastery has become a fixture on the itinerary of any traveller exploring the Départment of Allier. But there is also another reason to visit the Benedictines, namely the personal care products that have been made by the sisters since 1954. In fact, in order to cope with the growing work, the monastery now employs appropriately trained employees. Nevertheless, St. Vincent is the only monastery in France where the personal care products are developed, manufactured and bottled on site in the abbey.

Please note that some perfumes, especially those with yellowish or other colored fragrance oils, may stain light-colored clothing.