Eau de parfum
Penhaligon's The tragedy of lord george
PENHALIGON'S The tragedy of lord george
19000125040
Somewhere among the English hills, the sun rose softly over a mansion nestled among a majestic oak grove, which was built shortly after the arrival of William the Conqueror in England (or thereabouts). Two or three servants are busy drawing baths, opening curtains and beating carpets, preparing the house for its inhabitants to meet each other.
Allow us one favor - to give complete freedom to your imagination and introduce you to heroes who have never actually existed, even if it seems as if you have met somewhere...
The Tragedy of Lord George (Lord George)
Lord George at first glance embodies the noble values of the aristocracy: virtue, respect, loyalty and fidelity to propriety. He believes that you should never get into a person’s soul and try to understand what he is thinking about. This trait is undoubtedly the key to a happy marriage.
His loyalty to the queen is unbreakable, like habits formed over the years of his life. He eats smoked herring for breakfast, loves hunting, and keeps repeating that “the flesh is weak,” without saying why.
Its aroma
Masculine and elegant, with a hint of rum.
Bright, rich and extremely hospitable, as if he says: “Please come in, I’m sure we’ve already met somewhere.” For accomplished people, standing firmly on their feet, with a good sense of humor. A solid shoulder to cry on. This is a fragrance for a man whose reputation lives on despite everything. Not as passionate as a Latino,” but still full of love.
Allow us one favor - to give complete freedom to your imagination and introduce you to heroes who have never actually existed, even if it seems as if you have met somewhere...
The Tragedy of Lord George (Lord George)
Lord George at first glance embodies the noble values of the aristocracy: virtue, respect, loyalty and fidelity to propriety. He believes that you should never get into a person’s soul and try to understand what he is thinking about. This trait is undoubtedly the key to a happy marriage.
His loyalty to the queen is unbreakable, like habits formed over the years of his life. He eats smoked herring for breakfast, loves hunting, and keeps repeating that “the flesh is weak,” without saying why.
Its aroma
Masculine and elegant, with a hint of rum.
Bright, rich and extremely hospitable, as if he says: “Please come in, I’m sure we’ve already met somewhere.” For accomplished people, standing firmly on their feet, with a good sense of humor. A solid shoulder to cry on. This is a fragrance for a man whose reputation lives on despite everything. Not as passionate as a Latino,” but still full of love.
product details
- product type
- eau de parfum
- best for
- male & female
- fragrance family
- woody
- top notes
- brandy
- heart notes
- shaving cream
- base notes
- tonka bean
Apply to skin, avoiding contact with eyes.
Alcohol Denat., Parfum (Fragrance), Aqua (Water), Linalool, Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate, Coumarin, Butyl Methoxydibenzoylmethane, Ethylhexyl Salicylate, Benzyl Benzoate, Limonene, Bht, Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone, Geraniol, Cinnamal, Citral, Ci 14700 (Red 4), Ci 19140 (Yellow 5), Ci 42090 (Blue 1).
Penhaligon's
United Kingdom
Penhaligon's is perhaps the world's most famous perfume house, whose rich heritage reflects British history, aristocracy and culture. Since 1870, we have been presenting the world with fragrances with a British character and we are not going to stop.
In the middle of the 20th century, the brand received two patents for the supply of branded products to the royal court, since then each bottle has been decorated with the family coats of arms of the Duke of Edinburgh and the Prince of Wales. To this day, fragrances are enclosed in classic glass bubbles with round caps and satin bows. Only the Portraits collection stands out — its vials are crowned with the heads of owls, deer, lions and other animals — each of them embodies certain character traits of a fictional member of Penhaligon's secular society.
In the middle of the 20th century, the brand received two patents for the supply of branded products to the royal court, since then each bottle has been decorated with the family coats of arms of the Duke of Edinburgh and the Prince of Wales. To this day, fragrances are enclosed in classic glass bubbles with round caps and satin bows. Only the Portraits collection stands out — its vials are crowned with the heads of owls, deer, lions and other animals — each of them embodies certain character traits of a fictional member of Penhaligon's secular society.
country of origin
Spain
Spain