- Group
- Climber (rambler)
- Breeder
- André Eve, France, 1972
- Bud shape
- Elongated, classic for climbing roses; opens gradually.
- Open flower
- Cup-shaped, semi-open, borne in small sprays along the canes.
- Colour
- Raspberry-red, velvety garnet ('rouge grenat velouté'); in bright sun it fades slightly and lightens, in partial shade it stays rich.
- Fullness
- Semi-double to double; sources give the number of petals differently — from 9–16 to 26–39.
- Flower carriage
- In small sprays; individual flowers are about 9 cm across.
- Flowering
- Very remontant, with a pronounced second flush of bloom.
- Fragrance
- Strong, with notes of damask rose, old rose and raspberry.
- Hips
- No data.
- Habit
- A climbing rambler; sprawling and tall when given support.
- Branching
- Stiff, sturdy canes.
- Shoots
- 300–400 cm (according to the breeder's official website — up to 350 cm).
- Thorns
- No data on the number of thorns — the rating is set at the midpoint by convention.
- Dimensions
- Height 300–400 cm.
- Support
- Needs support — pergolas, fences, arches.
- Foliage
- No data.
- Resistance
- Good/moderate resistance to powdery mildew, black spot and rust.
- Variations of the variety
- Code Everepar (in HelpMeFind — EVErepra); parents Étendard × Souvenir de Claudius Denoyel (per HMF; the breeder's official website does not give the parents); do not confuse with the separate variety 'Red Parfum de Provence'.