Penhaligon's Endymion eau de cologne for men offers a sweet, subtly masculine character with a spicy, fresh finish.

Fragrance & Composition

The composition opens with the freshness of bergamot, mandarin and lavender, complemented by sage. At the heart, coffee absolute meets geranium. The base unfolds with sandalwood, black pepper, cardamom, leather, musk, myrrh, incense, nutmeg and vetiver.

• Top notes: lavender, bergamot, sage and mandarin
• Heart notes: coffee absolute and geranium
• Base notes: sandalwood, black pepper, cardamom, leather, musk, myrrh, incense, nutmeg and vetiver
• Concentration: Eau de Cologne
• Year of release: 2003
• Fragrance author: Fragrance Resources
• Collection: British Tales

Key notes include sage, coffee absolute and incense. The character of the fragrance is further enhanced by the combination of bergamot with suede, coffee and geranium.

You receive a men's eau de cologne in which citrus freshness transitions into a coffee heart and a richly spiced base.

Packaging

• Volume: 100 ml
• Format: spray

About the Brand

Penhaligon's was founded in London in 1870 by Cornish barber William Penhaligon, who had moved to the city from Penzance a year earlier. His original barbershop and perfumery was located at 66 Jermyn Street.

The brand's first fragrance was Hammam Bouquet, introduced in 1872 and inspired by the neighbouring Turkish baths. William Penhaligon received a royal warrant from Queen Alexandra, and the brand's history includes a total of four British royal warrants. Since 2015, Penhaligon's has been part of the Puig group.

Endymion thus builds on the London heritage of the brand, whose origins date back to 1870.