GUERLAIN Eau de Cologne du Coq Eau de Cologne Review
GUERLAIN Eau de Cologne du Coq Eau de Cologne is a timeless aromatic and citrusy fragrance that has captured the hearts of perfume enthusiasts for over a century. Crafted in 1894, this fragrance is brimming with effervescent sparkling lemons and limes. Discover why this scent has stood the test of time…
This Fragrance Smells Like…
The scent opens with soapy neroli blended with aromatic lavender, followed by bright and sparkling citruses, lemon, bergamot and orange notes. The heart of this scent is woody with notes of patchouli, heady jasmine and another dose of soothing lavender for good measure. As the scent develops on the skin, it becomes woodier thanks to tones of sandalwood mixed with green oakmoss.
What’s The Story Behind This Scent?
The story of GUERLAIN Eau de Cologne du Coq Eau de Cologne has spanned over a century since its creation by perfumer Aime Guerlain in 1894. The scent’s inspiration has old English roots of a spring morning and the call of the cockerel with its crystal clear facets.
You Will Love This If…
If you love clean, citrusy scents that are fresh and zesty, then you’re going to love GUERLAIN Eau de Cologne du Coq Eau de Cologne.
This Perfume Smells Similar To:
The GUERLAIN Eau de Cologne du Coq Eau de Cologne shares similarities remarkably close to the original scent that started the line, Eau Imperiale. Sharing the same classic fresh florals and bright signature that the line is famous for.
Is GUERLAIN Eau de Cologne du Coq Eau de Cologne Unisex?
The scent can be worn and loved by both genders.
What’s The Longevity Like?
The scent sits close to the skin for six hours.
What’s Special About The Bottle?
It’s bottled into GUERLAIN’s iconic opulent bottle reminiscent of a decanter. Decorated with engravings of 69 GUERLAIN’s bees, a signature mark of the Cologne range – complete with an ornate clear lid.
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