ENDYMION COLOGNE
Bergamot. Suede. Geranium. A legendary eau de cologne in miniature form.
£32 £320 / 100 ml
Classical elegance befitting of Zeus's most handsome son. A sparkle of bergamot dances off suede, coffee and geranium. An eau de cologne for the ages. Who can resist a man such as this?
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Standard Delivery UK
3-5 working days
UK Standard delivery £5.50 or complimentary for orders over £75Express Delivery UK
For £12.50 – Order by 12 noon GMT for next working day delivery (UK only). Excludes weekends and Bank Holidays.Returns
You can make a return at anytime within the 30 day period from the date you placed your order with us (If you are a member of the Olfactive Society, this is extended to 90 days).See FAQs for full details
We offer free complimentary gift wrap on most products. We also have gift boxes at an additional charge. This can be selected at checkout.
12 DAYS OF PENHALIGON'S
User Reviews and Ratings
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Ian Pomerantz
109 days ago
The poet of the Penhaligon’s line.
I initially dismissed Endymion. The coffee note worried me, and in the boutique it seemed overshadowed by louder and more theatrical fragrances such as Halfeti. But after spending time with it, I have come to appreciate it immensely. The opening is fresh and slightly aromatic, but quickly gives way to something difficult to describe: rain-soaked stone, clary sage, clean linen, black tea, faint coffee, soft resins, and a gentle, cultivated melancholy. A quietly beautiful fragrance and one of the few modern masculine scents that feels genuinely Romantic in the literary sense of the word. Rain, books, tea, and poetry. An overcast afternoon in England, a young scholar reading Shelley, a train journey through the countryside, a worn tweed jacket, Finzi on the stereo while rain taps softly against the windows.
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109 days ago
The poet of the Penhaligon’s line.
I initially dismissed Endymion. The coffee note worried me, and in the boutique it seemed overshadowed by louder and more theatrical fragrances such as Halfeti. But after spending time with it, I have come to appreciate it immensely. The opening is fresh and slightly aromatic, but quickly gives way to something difficult to describe: rain-soaked stone, clary sage, clean linen, black tea, faint coffee, soft resins, and a gentle, cultivated melancholy. A quietly beautiful fragrance and one of the few modern masculine scents that feels genuinely Romantic in the literary sense of the word. Rain, books, tea, and poetry. An overcast afternoon in England, a young scholar reading Shelley, a train journey through the countryside, a worn tweed jacket, Finzi on the stereo while rain taps softly against the windows.
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