Art de Parfum Excentrique Moi

Has there ever been anything more English than a good old gin and tonic? Apply a drop of this incredible extract – not cologne, by the way, despite the name, it’s actually a highly concentrated pure perfume – and you’ll find yourself front row at Wimbledon, watching Roger Federer effortlessly defeat Rafael Nadal. It's a warm, sunny day and you're dressed in cool white linen. On one side rests an ice-cold gin and tonic, sweating with droplets of moisture, on the other a plate of tender cucumber sandwiches – crustless, please. This scent is a time capsule of these classic English traditions. The start is as refreshing as the long sip of this ice-cold gin and tonic – full of peppery, citrusy and gin-like juniper berries, it literally bursts out of the bottle like a freshly opened bottle of Schweppes Indian Tonic. The heart of Gin & Tonic Cologne is bursting with zesty, bitter notes like lemon and grapefruit zest and juniper berries, but there's also a cool, watery note at the heart, adding a subtle freshness. It's a cucumber note - slightly watery, clean and cool. At the base, a stunning note of white ambergris intertwines with a blend of light cedar, vetiver and incense, bringing with it a sophisticated, mysterious marine wood, like ancient driftwood bleached by decades of sun and sand. Wearing this scent on a hot summer day is a balm for the soul. It's also uniquely British.

Fragrance notes
Fragrance groups: woody; transparent; citrus; green
Gender: unisex
Top notes: grapefruit; juniper; zest; cucumber
Middle notes: gin; juniper
Base notes: musk; ambergris; incense; cedar; vetiver