HUGH PARSONS LONDON 1925 WHITEHALL FRAGRANCE FOR MAN 100ML SPRAY EAU DE PARFUM

The harmony between the virility of Pepe and the lightness of Geranium

The Palace of Whitehall, the residence of the kings of England and their families from 1530 until 1698, is the inspiration for this fragrance.
The building was in the Westminster area, where the street of his name is located today.
When it was built, it was the largest palace in the world.
To date, only the banquet hall remains, and is currently used by the royal family for some ceremonies.

The packaging, white and extremely elegant, contains an original and very persistent fragrance, characterized by white notes as a symbol of greatness.

It is a perfect alchemy between pepper and white pepper.

If my love had a color, it would be white....
Pure, tender, but strong enough to hold all the other colors in itself.
Anton Vanligt
Olfactory Notes

The fragrance opens with citrus accords of Bergamot and Grapefruit, enhanced by Orange Blossom.

The heart highlights the spicy notes, but at the same time the delicate White Pepper in accordance with Bourbon Geranium characterize the perfume.

The base note is enriched by persistent woody notes of Patchouli and Vetiver Bourbon from Singapore which, in harmony with White Amber and Russian Skin, give personality, refinement and originality to the fragrance.

Bergamot
Grapefruit
Orange blossom
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Geranium
White pepper
Pepper
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White Amber
Skin
Patchouli
Vetiver