Tocade

Description

Tocade is a women’s Eau de Toilette from Rochas, introduced in 1994 and composed by perfumer Maurice Roucel. The fragrance is built around a distinctive meeting of rose and vanilla, framed by citrus, flowers and warm amber. Its official note structure opens with citrus, freesia, geranium and green bergamot. The heart develops through magnolia, jasmine, rose and nutmeg, bringing floral richness with a lightly spiced accent. Vanilla and amber form the base, giving the composition its recognisable warmth and rounded finish. Rochas presents Tocade in an expressive bottle whose curved amber-coloured body, blue collar and red triangular cap make it easy to identify. This 100 ml Eau de Toilette preserves that colourful visual character while offering the original fragrance profile associated with the name. Tocade suits customers interested in classic floral compositions where vanilla is used to soften and deepen the rose rather than dominate it. The citrus and green opening keeps the structure lively, while the floral heart and warm base create a clear progression from freshness to comfort. The result is an established Rochas fragrance with an individual bottle design and a carefully balanced floral-amber character.