Penhaligon's Blenheim Bouquet Eau de Toilette

This fragrance is magnificent, very atmospheric and prestigious. It creates a special atmosphere and style that encourages its use. Of course, it is not worth wearing it without matching the appearance of a classic gentleman. It's like wearing a tuxedo while driving an old Moskvich car.

Definitely for connoisseurs.

I would like to thank the Makeup team for the prompt delivery and another gift with my order. Keep up the good work!

Franklin could not have used this fragrance, as he died in 1790. Here's a little bit of history:
In 1704, John Churchill, the first Duke of Marlborough, won the Battle of Blenheim. As a token of appreciation, he was gifted the Blenheim Palace. In 1902, London perfumer William Henry Penhaligon created the invigorating cologne Blenheim Bouquet for the ninth Duke of Marlborough. For a long time, this fragrance remained exclusive to the Marlborough family, including Sir Winston Churchill.

I bought this fragrance for my husband, hoping to find a unique scent for him. It starts off with a beautiful citrus note, but then blends seamlessly with other notes. We are both very satisfied with it. It also makes for a great gift, as you can tell a dramatic story about Benjamin Franklin choking on it.