Tragedy Of Lord George - Penhaligons | Review

Lord George captures traditional masculinity and sophistication with a dash of mystery.
"Do come in; Im sure weve met before. Noble patriarch a paragon of masculine elegance, Lord George welcomes with a scent of shaving soap and warming rum. But what secrets hide behind tradition?"
Fragrance Notes:
Head Notes: Lavender, rum
Heart Notes: Tonka bean, Shaving Soap
Base Notes: Ambrox, vetiver, cedarwood

[@LuminousLucille]

It’s probably vapid of me but I’m blown away by the caps too. They really are something else.

[@FragranceFiend]

Ahahah in a collection they look absolutely stunning, makes you want to collect them all!

[@joegreen5564]

Love Penhaligon’s but man they’re expensive

[@FragranceFiend]

They were $395 last year I believe, shot up to somewhere over $500 then came back down to $495 after signing a contract with a new dealer here (PUIG mostly known for JPG). It’s a hard justification but got most of mine when a perfumery closed down due to the Virus a few years ago for $150 or so each.