The Tragedy of Lord George Eau de Parfum Intense
“Rum, Warm spicy, Sweet”
The Quick Read
Warmly received so far — a rum, warm spicy composition with a sweet undertone. Leans masculine in character.
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Rum, Warm spicy, Sweet
Composition & Character
How It Wears
A Signature Fragrance
Tonka Bean
Tonka Bean, derived from the seeds of the Dipteryx odorata tree found in South America, brings an essence of vanilla with hints of almond and caramel. Its aroma is both warm and comforting, reminiscent of rich desserts yet grounded by a subtle earthiness that lends depth to any perfume.
Vetiver
Vetiver, harvested from the roots of a tall grass native to India, exudes an earthy aroma that is both dry and slightly sweet. Its scent profile ranges from smoky and leathery to green and fresh, depending on how it’s distilled and aged. This versatile note thrives in tropical climates and has long been cherished for its grounding qualities.
Chocolate
Chocolate in perfumery evokes the deep, velvety richness of dark chocolate, with notes of sweetness and a hint of bitterness. It comes from natural or synthetic sources, capturing the essence of cocoa beans and their transformation into aromatic compounds that speak to our senses.
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