Men's Perfume Penhaligon's EDP The Tragedy of Lord George 75 ml

Brandy, Fougere Accord, Woody Notes, Tonka Bean, Amber

The Tragedy of Lord George by Penhaligon's is a rich, noble, and deceptive fragrance. It was created by the renowned perfumer Alberto Morillas.

The fragrance opens with a top note of brandy, which gives it a warm, inviting, and slightly boozy scent. This is further complemented by a fougère accord and a hint of shaving soap, adding a classic, masculine touch to the fragrance. The heart of the fragrance is dominated by woodsy notes, which add depth and complexity to the scent. As the fragrance settles, it reveals base notes of tonka bean and amber, which give the fragrance a rich, sweet, and slightly resinous character.

The name 'The Tragedy of Lord George' is part of Penhaligon's Portraits collection, which tells a fictional story of British aristocracy. Lord George is portrayed as a wealthy and respected man, the archetypal patriarch. However, the 'tragedy' refers to the secret that Lord George is hiding, reflecting the deceptive nature of the fragrance. This fragrance is a portrayal of a man who is outwardly respectable and traditional, but who also has hidden depths.