Café Bohême is a homage to a dynamic and memorable place and period of artistic awakening: Paris circa 1920. During this unique era following World War I, Paris was alive with unbridled expression and creative discovery. In A Moveable Feast, among Ernest Hemingway’s renowned novels, the author paints an amazing portrait of the many salons and cafes whose welcoming ambience played such a pivotal role in the culture. The street cafes were famous as a sort of marketplace of ideas for artists and writers, who exchanged thoughts and conversed over cups of café and specialty crème cocktails. This is why a timeless Paris cafe street scene adorns the luxuriously painted Café Bohême bottle. The delicate, embossed closure on the bottle delivers an added reminder of the rich elegance of that special time.