Highland Park

Inspired by a cozy, blanketed sunset picnic at Ravinia, with notes of bergamot, amber, and gardenia.

Located in the heart of the North Shore, Highland Park was named by former Chicago Mayor Walter Gurnee for its elevated and picturesque, park-like setting. In the 1850s, the railroad brought Chicago’s upper echelon, who envisioned a high-end amusement park called Ravinia Park. Ravinia instead grew into a world-renowned music venue attracting over 400,000 guests to its expansive lawn each summer. Ravinia, along with the area’s peaceful setting and tightknit community nestled just outside Chicago, make Highland Park a wonderful place to live.

Source: Encyclopedia of Chicago.