Despite the striking beauty of its vivid purple flowers, lavender is a hardy plant, well suited even for poor soil, craggy terrain, and strong winds- so it's no wonder that it thrives even in the imposing geography of Scotland. But from that adversity, a special breed of lavandula angustifolia flourishes, rich in the distinctively fresh, sharply aromatic floral character that makes up the heart of many of the most beloved masculine compositions of British fragrance history, but especially the fougère accords of the late 19th century.
Scotch Lavander features an exceptional specimen of fresh, bright, gentlemanly lavender, which blends with invigorating bergamot, masculine geranium, and another quintessential British note, thyme, for a fougère-styled opening of vitality and elegance. As it dries, warm, resinous benzoin and sweet, rich amber round out the portrait, combining with touches of spicy vetiver and tonka bean to present a timeless masculine classic suited for any occasion.
