Penhaligon's Portraits Much Ado About The Duke Eau de Parfum

A beautiful fragrance. The scent of gin is immediately noticeable, sprinkled with pepper, but without sharpness or pungency. The rose is not really detectable, which it shouldn't be since this is a men's perfume. As time goes on, the leather note slowly starts to appear, despite being initially announced. It's not sharp or animalistic, but rather soft and delicate. This leather note then comfortably settles onto the woody notes, which linger with the perfume wearer for a long time.