The Tragedy of Lord George is an elegant, warm, smoky, subdued yet mysterious and lascivious Eau de Parfum. An intense fragrance with a woody and boozy character that reflects the story of a man, Lord George, apparently perfect and loyal but faithful only to his King and his country.
Top note of brandy.
Heart note of shaving soap.
Base notes of tonka bean & amber.
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.
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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.
