Stylish tradition:
Penhaligon's.

»Blenheim Bouquet« dating from 1902 is one of the oldest products from Penhaligon's perfumery, which has been a premier address for men's cosmetics in Britain's top society since 1870. It was created for the Duke of Marlborough, whose residence, Blenheim Palace, gave the bouquet its name. Although originally made as a »classic men's fragrance«, it reflects, with its fresh top note of citrus and lavender, a certain timeless elegance and is today a fragrance equally attractive for men and women.
Its heart note is spicy and »green«; the base note leaves a reverberation of woods and musk.