The Tragedy of Lord George, a masterful creation by the renowned perfume house Penhaligon's, stands as a captivating ode to the world of fragrances. Launched in 2016, this exceptional amber fragrance for men immediately captured the hearts and senses of enthusiasts worldwide, showcasing the brand's commitment to the art of perfumery. At the helm of this olfactory masterpiece is the talented Alberto Morillas, a maestro in the realm of perfumery, renowned for his ability to weave intricate scent stories. Morillas, with his unparalleled expertise, has skillfully crafted The Tragedy of Lord George, giving it a distinct and unforgettable personality that resonates with sophistication and allure. The fragrance itself unfolds like a well-scripted play, each note playing a crucial role in the symphony of scents. The amber accord, a central character in this olfactory drama, exudes warmth and richness, enveloping the wearer in an irresistible embrace. It tells a tale of opulence and refinement, drawing inspiration from the classic and timeless appeal of amber in perfumery. As the fragrance evolves on the skin, nuanced layers of character reveal themselves. The top notes dance with brightness, perhaps a nod to the initial scenes of a play, with bergamot and brandy setting the stage for the unfolding narrative. The heart notes, where the story deepens and emotions intensify, showcase the aromatic prowess of shaving soap and amber, creating a harmonious blend that resonates with both tradition and modernity. Notes: Brandy, shaving soap, tonka bean
Head Notes
Whiskey
Heart Notes
#WERT!
Base Notes
Tonka Bean
Penhaligon's - Portraits Collection - Lord George ("deer flacon")
Lord George is a rich and respected man, the archetype of a patriarch. He seems to embody the noblest values of the aristocracy: virtue, respect and loyalty.
His fragrance reflects his personality: Seemingly traditional - but with some hidden secrets ...
THE FRAGRANCE
Brandy! Shaving soap! And tonka bean! With this extraordinary combination of scents, the Lord George perfume gives proof of its nobility.