Penhaligon’s Blenheim Bouquet Hot

Blenheim Bouquet, A 1902 Fragrance By Walter Penhaligon, Takes Its Name From Blenheim Palace In England. Walter Penhaligon Created Blenheim Bouquet For The 9Th Duke Of Marlborough With Notes Of Lemon, Spice And Wood As A Tribute To The Best British Gin. This Fragrance Made More Than A Hundred Years Ago Is Still A Must: It Combines Fresh Notes Of Lemon And Basil With Lavender, Which Gives It An Aromatic Lightness. A Pinch Of Black Pepper Enhances The Cedar Notes. A Perfect Harmony Between Citrus And Spice Scents On A Woody Background, Characteristic Of A Perfume That Is Both A Great Classic And An Innovative Fragrance. “Blenheim Bouquet Is Scented With Citrus And Spices That I Like To Smell With A Handkerchief And Keep In My Cupboard”, All That Was Needed To Please Sir Winston Churchill, Prime Minister Of The United Kingdom From 1940 To 1945, Who Adopted The Fragrance Himself.