I had some pretty big expectations for this one, but I must say that it is quite subtle, probably the most subtle out of the three that I've tried (traditional and yellow included).
It IS pleasant, crisp, and refreshing, like the other HP scents, but I don't get much more than ambergris, musk, a bit of wood, soap, and flowers. A pretty simplistic concoction. Everything comes through clearly, but I don't see this one as having as much sillage as the other two HP scents. Almost like a "skinscent"
I'm not giving up on this one yet, but when I had heard it compared to GIT and MI, I figured this would be a real knockout, even given the HP line's rep for being understated and traditional. Testing will continue, and in the mean time, I'll be on the lookout for Hugh Parsons "Old England".
It IS pleasant, crisp, and refreshing, like the other HP scents, but I don't get much more than ambergris, musk, a bit of wood, soap, and flowers. A pretty simplistic concoction. Everything comes through clearly, but I don't see this one as having as much sillage as the other two HP scents. Almost like a "skinscent"
I'm not giving up on this one yet, but when I had heard it compared to GIT and MI, I figured this would be a real knockout, even given the HP line's rep for being understated and traditional. Testing will continue, and in the mean time, I'll be on the lookout for Hugh Parsons "Old England".




