Champagne
Germaine Monteil (1983)

This opens with a blast of rose and bergamot and quickly settles down to a light floral/fruity mix (a dry peach and jasmine) balancing the rose, and is quietly supported by sandalwood and tonka.

It is quite pleasant, but in no way outstanding or singular, hence the neutral review, which is based on an edt sample.

I have no idea what the "champagne accord" is composed of and since champagne itself can only smell of sweet white wine, I detect none of that here. Nor am I aware of what a lotus smells like. That could account for the "rose" effect, since that ingredient is not listed above, but is very present.

Although discontinued, you can readily find bottles on Ebay.