In Greek Mythology, Endymion son of Zeus was incredibly handsome and when Selene Goddess of the Moon (Luna) set eyes upon this mortal, she fell deeply in love. Knowing that she could not be with a mortal, Luna convinced Zeus to put Endymion into a perpetual slumber so that she could visit him every night and gaze down upon his beauty as he slept. This spicy and fresh fragrance inspires great and lasting love. Timeless, rich and sensual – the perfect gentleman’s cologne! Endymion has the warmth of Nutmeg and Cardamom, paired beautifully with the velvety backdrop of coffee. Endymion is freshened up ever so elegantly with Lavender, Bergamot and Sage. An aromatic scent for the starry eyed romantics, a classic sophistication with a modern twist of Coffee. Endymion is a befitting scent in ode to Zeus’ most handsome son.

NOTES
Top: Mandarin, Bergamot, Lavender, Sage
Middle: Geranium, Coffee
Base: Leather, Musk, Myrrh, Nutmeg, Vetiver, Black Pepper, Cardamom, Incense, Sandalwood, Olibanum

PERFUMER
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HOW IT WEARS
Endymion is an Eau de Cologne with up to 6 hours of wear on the skin. Paying homages to a more traditional style cologne, Endymion boasts charm like no other. The perfect aromatic scent for men year-round with hints of Lavender, Coffee, Spice and all things nice shining for us.

LORE LOVES
The interesting use of coffee in Endymion creates a warmth you wouldn’t expect from such a fresh, spicy number. We always love an interesting mix of notes, layered to perfection, and that’s exactly what Endymion is. Taking the classic notes of an aromatic and spicy cologne and fusing a modern twist to create something truly modern and irresistible.

ABOUT THE BRAND
A classic English perfume house, William Penhaligon owned a barbershop, which became a perfumery in 1870, launching his first fragrance in 1872. This fragrance was created regularly for its many fans until the store was destroyed in The Blitz of 1941. Despite the store being destroyed, the fragrance house endured and was honoured with a Royal Warrant by the Duke of Wellington in 1956 for manufacturing toiletries. Many of the classic scents in Penhaligon’s collection remain to this day, while many modern scents have been added. Penhaligon’s remain true to William Penhaligon’s vision of fine, traditional perfumes and techniques.

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