Penhaligon’s The Tragedy of Lord George Eau de Parfum is a bold, aristocratic fragrance from the brand’s Portraits Collection, a series of olfactory character studies steeped in British elegance and dark wit. Inspired by the mysterious and scandalous life of Lord George, this scent tells the story of a man who appears virtuous on the surface—but harbors secrets underneath.
The fragrance opens with brandy, immediately conjuring warmth, opulence, and the allure of old-world luxury. As the scent develops, rich shaving soap accords add a vintage barbershop sophistication, hinting at masculinity and tradition. The dry-down reveals a sensual base of tonka bean and amber, enveloping the wearer in a smooth, powdery warmth that is simultaneously comforting and decadent.
Elegant, smooth, and quietly powerful, The Tragedy of Lord George is ideal for those who prefer fragrances that make a statement without shouting. Its classic barbershop-meets-boudoir character is deeply evocative and perfectly suited for refined occasions and colder weather.
This eau de parfum is housed in an exquisitely crafted bottle, complete with a gold stag head stopper—a symbol of nobility, strength, and concealed danger. Whether worn by a modern gentleman or anyone drawn to rich, elegant scents, Lord George is an unforgettable blend of tradition, mystery, and sophistication.
| Note Type | Ingredients |
|---|---|
| Top Notes | Brandy |
| Heart Notes | Shaving Soap Accord |
| Base Notes | Tonka Bean, Amber |

