In my experience Penhaligon's deliver very well blended compositions and LP No.9 is no exception. Usually when looking at the notes (especially on here) I'm a little perturbed by the main note sometimes and clove isn't one of my favourites. However, Penhaligon's deliver yet again on quality and none of the notes in this are too prominent. It has a opening of bergamot with the warmth of amber and the spice of cinnamon, cloves and nutmeg. LP No.9 is also peppery, dark feeling and musky...typical complexity which comes off as effortless simplicity. It's quite intoxicating really and very masculine, I've got to admit I'm really taken by it. Longevity is not bad at all either and it projects pretty well.
Frequently Asked Questions about LP No.9 for Men by Penhaligon's
What does LP No.9 for Men by Penhaligon's smell like?
LP No.9 for Men by Penhaligon's features top notes of Bergamot, Mandarin Orange, and Palisander Rosewood, middle notes of Cinnamon, Cloves, Jasmine, Nutmeg, Orris Root, Pepper, Rose, and Ylang-Ylang, and base notes of Amber, Musk, Patchouli, and Vanilla.
Who created LP No.9 for Men by Penhaligon's?
LP No.9 for Men by Penhaligon's was created by Christian Provenzano.
When was LP No.9 for Men by Penhaligon's released?
LP No.9 for Men by Penhaligon's was released in 1999.
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LP No.9 for Men, from Penhaligon's was released in 1999. The perfumer behind this creation is Christian Provenzano. It has the top notes of Bergamot, Mandarin Orange, and Palisander Rosewood, middle notes of Cinnamon, Cloves, Jasmine, Nutmeg, Orris Root, Pepper, Rose, and Ylang-Ylang, and base notes of Amber, Musk, Patchouli, and Vanilla.
In my experience Penhaligon's deliver very well blended compositions and LP No.9 is no exception. Usually when looking at the notes (especially on here) I'm a little perturbed by the main note sometimes and clove isn't one of my favourites. However, Penhaligon's deliver yet again on quality and none of the notes in this are too prominent. It has a opening of bergamot with the warmth of amber and the spice of cinnamon, cloves and nutmeg. LP No.9 is also peppery, dark feeling and musky...typical complexity which comes off as effortless simplicity. It's quite intoxicating really and very masculine, I've got to admit I'm really taken by it. Longevity is not bad at all either and it projects pretty well.