Chatillon Lux

In the 1904 World's Fair in Saint Louis, many culinary standards of today were first introduced to a mass audience. In addition, Saint Louis coffee...

One of the most monumental icons in the history of fragrance is Farina’s Eau de Cologne, which spawned many to pay homage, from 4711 to Chatillon L...

Named after and inspired by the famous riverboat that spent many years patrolling the shores of the Mississippi and was one of the art deco icons o...

In Saint Louis, Missouri, the word 'confluence' is used for many things. Of course, the easiest connection is the meeting of the Missouri and Missi...

In the long and rich history of traders in early Saint Louis, there is one name that often gets overlooked when talking about the Choteaus and Lacl...

Named after the former prairies and farmland that would become South Saint Louis City where Chatillon Lux is headquartered, La Petite Prairie breat...

After arriving in Saint Louis at 19, Henry Shaw sold steel products from his family's business in Sheffield, England and made his fortune quickly. ...

Originally located in Downtown Saint Louis, the floral market moved to LaSalle during a period of construction and growth and has been there for de...

This fragrance was inspired by Ulysses S. Grant. After a heroic performance in the Mexican-American War, Grant slipped into a depression and drank ...

Founded by German immigrants searching for a new home after fleeing an authoritarian rule in the 19th century, the Missouri Rhineland is named afte...

The rich, zesty scent of an Asian citrus fruit, yuzu, with a touch of neroli, envelops a seamless accord of sweet rose and woody patchouli for this...