THE HOUSE OF ELEANORE
Eleanore began with the desire for a proper alcohol-free aperitif—complex, unhurried, and worthy of crystal—and for the intimate gesture of stepping away from a crowded room for a quiet smoke and a real conversation. We believe cannabis can inhabit those evening rituals with the same care, ceremony, and visual restraint as fine spirits and grand hospitality.
THE COLLECTION
Cannabis aperitif
A High End High.
A Low Dose.
An alcohol-free cannabis aperitif made for crystal coupes rather than a can. Poured from a blush-pink ribbed glass bottle with an antique-gold cap and ivory botanical label, accompanied by a pale-pink engraved presentation cylinder.
THE PARLOR · PARLOR SMOKES
“A joint says: let’s get high.
A cigarette says: let’s step aside and talk.”
Three slender Parlor Smokes in progressing shades of pink: Pale Blush, Antique Rose, and Deep Rose.
Let go, not down.
Presented in the lightest pale blush rigid box with a fine antique-gold border and a simple engraved fainting couch. Created for the quiet hour when the room thins and conversation becomes unhurried.
Choose later.
Housed in medium antique rose—darker than The Fainting Couch and lighter than Afternoon Ruse—bearing an engraving of ripe figs on the branch. For evenings best left open and unhurried.
Look effortless.
Bound in the deepest rose of the trio, bearing a restrained engraving of an elegant woman in a broad-brimmed hat. Composed for stepping away from the room with dry poise.
Chocolate confections
Pleasure in Pieces.
Rose-luster cannabis chocolate pearls presented in a light blush-pink rigid box with a fine antique-gold border, minimal typography, and an engraved oyster shell and pearls.
Gummies
Dear Eleanore?
No thanks.
Gary once appreciated the good things in life. He knew the rules, understood sophistication, and probably belonged to a rather exclusive club. Now he has absolutely no interest in participating.
OUR STORY
Founded by Alexandra Eleanore and Jascha Kaykas-Wolff, Eleanore was born from a simple question: why had an entire industry devoted to pleasure become so visually ordinary?