Question:
Quote: Originally Posted by fredricktoo I should like to walk the streets of London that were familiar to Dickens wearing a Penhaligons fragrance. It would be good exercize on an sunny spring day. No doubt about it. I think you'd be smelling a whole new/old world of long forgotten urban smells if you wandered the streets of Dickensian London fredericktoo.

Answer:
Hammam is delightful, but I find it takes a heavier spray on me to show its beauty.
With that boost, it's just awesome. However, I give a slight nod to C&S 88, which
has a note that I can't place, but like in combo with the rose.
As to Blenheim, I can see where some people would be put off by the lemon/pine
notes, and think furniture polish. Let it settle a while, though, and it will win you over.
All 3 of these are and will be fixtures in my wardrobe.

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Had a bottle of HB for years, rarely wore it and subsequently during a huge downsizing, presented it to female relative...............
According to her, she's never received so many inquiries........... All positive without exception................ Work, home.......Everywhere.........
I found Bouquet attractive enough to purchase in the first place and merely fell through the cracks, but it does admittedly have a certain draw..............