Penhaligon's The Tragedy Of Lord George

What are the secrets of the British aristocracy? Are its members really as well-mannered, polite, and refined as they seem? Penhaligon's "Portraits" are a tribute to the quintessentially English – somewhere between establishment, humor, and provocation. This extraordinary fragrance collection embodies the essence of Penhaligon’s: ultimately British, slightly eccentric, tradition-conscious, adventurous, and aristocratic.

The tragedy of Lord George is his motto: "Loyal to King and Country." Lord George is a wealthy and respected man, the archetypal patriarch. On the surface, he embodies the noblest values of the aristocracy: virtue, respect, loyalty, and devotion. His fragrance reflects his character: seemingly traditional, but with hidden secrets. The flesh is weak.

Fragrance family: woody, amber, Fougère. Fragrance notes: brandy, shaving soap, tonka bean.