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Conforming to the expectations of his class, Duke Nelson married the most coveted girl in London: the Duchess Rose. Yet the Duke is eccentric and unusual, his whimsical airs set society tongues wagging. Rumors abound that his marriage is yet to be consumated!
His perfume is as ambivalent as he is: a floral yet masculine woody fragrance, flamboyant in spice and gin-laced aromatics, soft with luscious rose, given a masculine lilt with leather and wood. While we may suspect the Duke's secret, his fragrance tells us not to fret on his behalf- his double-life may be double the fun.
Pepper, rose, gin, leather, wood
This perfume smells nice but I didn’t care too much for it.
Gin does not seem to be my thing
My favorite out of the Portraits collection. In the opening I smelled honey and roses. This later transitions to woody and pepper notes. It is a very comforting fragrance.
Good
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