The Tragedy of Lord George is the fragrance of the patriarch of Portraits, the Penhaligon’s collection, composed by Alberto Morillas and launched in 2016. This woody scent with fougère accents welcomes you with a smell of shaving soap and warm rum. The house places rum at the top, tonka bean at the heart and ambroxan in the base.
The cylindrical Portraits bottle, with an amber-brown juice, topped with a polished gold metal stopper shaped like a stag’s head.
The Tragedy of Lord George comes in the clear glass cylinder of Portraits, with rounded shoulders and a thick base, that shows an amber-brown juice. Its cream label, edged in black, bears the words Portraits, Penhaligon’s and The Tragedy of Lord George.
A gold collar supports the stopper, an imposing stag’s head in polished gold metal, whose antlers express, according to the house’s texts, the rank, strength and nobility of the patriarch. The house offers the fragrance in 75 ml.
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