Cologne

Inspiration
Paul Vacher composed Cologne in 1967 and Rodrigo Flores-Roux revisited the formula in 2016. Le Galion imagines it as a fictional meeting of the two perfumers in the shade of a bitter orange tree by the house's private mansion, with a cigar and a refreshing gin.

Fragrance Family
Citrus and aromatic

The Olfactive Composition
Top notes: Bitter orange, bergamot, lemon, petitgrain
Heart notes: Juniper berry, angelica root
Base notes: Clary sage, honeysuckle, galbanum

Perfumer
Rodrigo Flores-Roux

The Signature of Cologne
A lively, refreshing bite of bergamot, bitter orange and lemon, intensified by the aromatic bitterness of juniper berry. Angelica and sage bring green, herbal tones to this cocktail. A touch of galbanum suggests a trace of fleeting tobacco.

What our ParfuMaria team thinks of this fragrance
This Cologne has the concentration of an Eau de Parfum, and you notice it in the longevity. The juniper smells exactly like a glass of gin on ice on a hot afternoon, which cheers us up every time. After an hour a green, slightly bitter trail of sage and galbanum remains. It is sporty and carefree. We use it after exercise and on summer days.