Atkinsons Oud Save The Queen
Atkinsons 1799 - Oud Save The Queen Eau de Parfum Fragrance Sample
Atkinsons 1799’s Oud Save The Queen blends classic English elegance with the deep, evocative scents of the East, creating a fragrance that feels both timeless and intriguing. This perfume opens with the familiar and comforting notes of Earl Grey bergamot, followed by a touch of sweet orange blossom and spicy cloves, evoking a sense of gentle warmth. As it settles, the fragrance reveals its richer side with jasmine at its heart, and finally, it unfolds into a deep, woody base of Guaiac wood and Oud Accord. Inspired by a passionate love story from the 1920s between the Crown Prince Mohammed Ali Ibrahim of Egypt and the American actress Mabel Normand, this scent captures a perfect balance of sophistication and mystery.
Top Notes:
Earl Grey Bergamot Accord
Heart Notes:
Jasmine, Cloves, Orange Blossom
Base Notes:
Guaiac Wood, Oud Accord
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