Penhaligon Perfume unveils the mysterious and deeply seductive tale of noble masculinity with Lord George Perfume, an olfactory portrait as enigmatic as the man it represents. Bold, refined, and steeped in scandal, The Tragedy Of Lord George is a fragrance of contradiction—where elegance meets intrigue, and warmth conceals hidden decadence. Created by master perfumer Alberto Morillas for Penhaligon’s in 2016, this scent is a timeless exploration of aristocratic sensuality, wrapped in golden amber, smoldering woods, and whispered spice.

As with all scents in the Portraits collection, Penhaligon Lord George tells a story far beyond the bottle. The first impression is luxurious, noble, and masculine. But beneath the surface lies a deeper narrative—one of secrets, power, and deliciously forbidden indulgence. This is not just a perfume; it is a revelation in scent form, crafted for the man who moves through the world with silent confidence and unapologetic allure.

Key Benefits:

• Rich amber and wood notes exude refined masculinity
• Warm, spicy base lingers seductively on the skin
• Long-lasting Eau de Parfum concentration
• Crafted by legendary perfumer Alberto Morillas
• Part of Penhaligon’s iconic Portraits fragrance story
• Perfect for evening, formal wear, or signature scent status
• Encased in an exquisite deer-head flacon
• 100% authentic luxury British fragrance house

Product Performance

The scent journey of The Tragedy Of Lord George Penhaligon's begins with a commanding yet smooth embrace of amber and warm resins. There's an immediate sense of richness—deep, enveloping, and stately. As the perfume develops, woody accords take center stage, suggesting refinement and grounded masculinity. Hints of sweet vanilla soften the composition, providing balance and warmth, while a whisper of warm spice adds intrigue, much like Lord George himself—a gentleman with something to hide.

This Eau de Parfum wears intimately yet leaves a lasting impression. Applied to pulse points, its depth intensifies over time, evolving into a luxurious skin scent that lingers from dusk till dawn. Whether worn under a tailored tuxedo or peeking through a collar on a casual Sunday, Lord George Perfume transforms presence into power.

Fragrance Composition / Key Notes

• Top Notes: Rich Amber – instantly warm and welcoming
• Heart Notes: Spiced Vanilla – smooth, subtly sweet, and comforting
• Base Notes: Smoked Woods and Musk – lingering depth and masculine elegance

Fragrance Family

Penhaligon Perfume classifies this fragrance as an Amber Woody scent. Its luxurious layers of warm spice, smooth resins, and sweet, smoky undertones place it in the heart of the oriental fragrance family—ideal for those drawn to bold sophistication and old-world elegance.

Target User / Occasion

The Tragedy Of Lord George is designed for men of quiet charisma and timeless style. Perfect for formal evenings, intimate encounters, or any moment that demands distinction. For the refined gentleman—or the one who seeks to become one—this scent adds character, allure, and a whisper of mystery to every gesture.

Brand Story / Inspiration

Founded in 1870, Penhaligon’s is one of Britain’s most celebrated perfume houses, with a legacy of crafting olfactory stories for royalty, nobility, and modern visionaries alike. The Portraits collection channels this heritage into playful yet luxurious narratives. With The Tragedy Of Lord George Penhaligon's, the story is one of status, scandal, and sensual contradiction—perfectly bottled in a piece of perfumed art.

Size, Texture, Packaging & Authenticity

Penhaligon Lord George comes in a 75ml Eau de Parfum spray, housed in a distinctive glass bottle crowned with a golden stag’s head—a symbol of aristocracy and hidden power. The fragrance sprays in a smooth, even mist and clings to the skin with exceptional longevity. Authentically crafted in the UK and dermatologically safe, this fragrance is a collector’s masterpiece in every sense.

Order now and step into a world of mystery, elegance, and old-world scandal with The Tragedy Of Lord George. Let your presence speak louder than words.