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Penhaligon's The Tragedy of Lord George
Penhaligon's

The Tragedy of Lord George

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This sophisticated, gentlemanly composition redefines traditional barbershop elegance. A clean, soapy undertone provides a polished freshness, beautifully contrasted by an inviting, boozy warmth and a smooth, resinous base. The overall mood is noble and reassuring, yet laced with a subtle, dark mystery.

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Gendermale
ConcentrationEau de Parfum
Release Year2016
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Notes

Top Notes
Lavender, Rum
Middle Notes
Tonka Bean
Bottom Notes
Ambrox, Vetiver, Cedarwood

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About Penhaligon's

Penhaligon’s is a historic British perfume house known for combining traditional English references with playful storytelling and polished modern perfumery. Early releases such as Blenheim Bouquet and English Fern sit alongside the Portraits, Trade Routes, and British Tales collections. Halfeti combines bergamot, grapefruit, rose, spices, oud, leather, and amber, while The Tragedy of Lord George takes a warm fougère direction through rum, tonka bean, woods, and ambrox. Luna offers a brighter mix of citrus, jasmine, and fir, and Sartorial interprets Savile Row through lavender, steam-like metallic effects, leather, beeswax, vanilla, and woods. Penhaligon’s suits those seeking distinctive British fragrances ranging from fresh colognes and florals to rich leather, oud, spice, incense, and amber.