Oud Save The Queen
Fragrance notes
Character
Oud Save The Queen is a formal evening fragrance built for occasions that demand presence. The opening pairs bergamot and Earl Grey tea with cloves, creating a bright and aromatic start that quickly deepens. This is not a casual daytime scent. The tea and citrus provide an initial lift, but the spice signals a composition that intends to occupy a room with weight and tradition rather than fresh simplicity.
The heart introduces jasmine and orange blossom, which soften the cloves without losing the warmth. These white florals meet a base of oud, tonka bean, and guaiac wood. The result is a sweet and amber-heavy profile where the vanilla and woody accords wrap around the oud. It feels polished and slightly old-fashioned, leaning into a classic barbershop elegance that suits a tuxedo or a heavy wool coat in cool air.
Francis Deleamont composed a scent that feels like standing in a wood-paneled library where the fire has just been lit and a cup of spiced tea sits on the table. The steam rises past shelves of leather-bound books while the door to the street remains closed against the chill.
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