A Man's Cologne

My Dad wore this when I was growing up. I remember the rocks in the bottle. He actually is the one who started my love of fragrance. In his travels he used to purchase perfume for me. I owned many non age appropriate perfumes when I was young. I still have a beautifully aged Dior Dune with the white tubing for the sprayer. He passed away last year and I would buy a bottle of this just to smell it. We shared our love of fragrance and when I grew older I would always purchase his colognes for Christmas. He was a signature scent kind of man, rarely owning more than a bottle or 3 at a time. So this is a love letter to my father through fragrance. I apologize I could not name a note but this was always a very pleasant smell. Always remember that you never know how much your scent can impact someone. xx

With its scent of freshly polished furniture, has a similar vibe to Penhaligon's Tragedy of Lord George. A Man's Cologne also has a touch of incense, hinting at something vaguely ecclesiastical.

A solid masculine, perfect for spring and fall. Took a while to grow on me. Also very unique, haven't smelled anything similar so far.

Unique barbershop scent with a dirty-patchouli base that works really well. A timeless scent, with average performance.

This is a very interesting fragrance, it grows on you gradually but is it a permanent scent in your collection? Nope.