Leather and a hint of mandarin...
Introduced in 1780, Royal English Leather by Creed cologne is a traditional scent of warm leather that has a hint of tangerine in the top note. According to legend, the Kings of England, George III and George V enjoyed the fragrance.
Notes Classical
Recommended Use Evening wear
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Review of Royal English Leather by Thomas Clark
A sweet, oriental leather, not of the birch tar variety. Do not expect a dirty, challenging, cowboy leather, but a regal potion oozing nobility, crawling into every crevice of a throne room like some rich, dark golden, olfactory honey, forming a shimmering luxuriant aura around its wearer. A gentle, rather than zesty, fruity top, creamy beige-rolls-royce interior leather, and the oriental caramel sweetness of a fantasy Taj Mahal-India. Indeed, the year of its creation, 1780, saw the second Mysore war of the British in India. Royal English Leather deserves six stars for having aged so very gracefully, for its abundant but not overwrought luxuriousness, for being a monument to the idea that quality may transcend epochs and their fashions.
