- the late 14th century, the word "coriander"
derives from the Old
French coriandre,
which comes from
Latin coriandrum, in turn from
Ancient Gr**** κορίαννον...
-
apprend que les
singes se parfument, que les
punaises sentent la
coriandre, et la
coriandre le savon ! - Nez le
mouvement culturel olfactif". Nez (in French)...
- locations. For example,
Vanille 44 is sold in Paris,
Gaiac 10 in
Tokyo and
Coriandre 39 in
Mexico City.
Perfumers who have
created fragrances for the brand...
- country. The
think tank
works with
local entrepreneurs such as "Papa
Coriandre," who
formalized his
small business and has
since grown it from two to...
- (Shallot) 9 27 Jun
Absinthe (Wormwood) 10 28 Jun
Faucille (Sickle) 11 29 Jun
Coriandre (Coriander) 12 30 Jun
Artichaut (Artichoke) 13 1 Jul
Girofle (Clove) 14...
- (1876),
Linotte (1878),
Willye (1882),
Liria (1884)
Charles Bouillon –
Coriandre (1928),
Vareuse (1933),
Reine Isaure (1934),
Asheratt (1938),
Bulle de...
- D****ary, Charé Moulâ,
Calabrun (from Germany), Jean-Bernard Plantevin,
Coriandre, Tòni de l'Ostal,
Biella Nuei (Aragón),
Crestian Almergue e lo Grop Tèst...
- 1re Décade 2e Décade 3e Décade
Primidi 1.
Seigle (Rye) 11.
Coriandre (Coriander) 21.
Menthe (Mint)
Duodi 2.
Avoine (Oats) 12.
Artichaut (Artichoke)...
