Farina 1709 · 2010
Eau de Cologne 1709 (Ivory Bottle)
EDCUnisex
The Story
This is the original Eau de Cologne, created in 1709 by Johann Maria Farina. The ivory bottle edition is a tribute to the classic recipe: a bright, citrusy blend of bergamot, lemon, and orange, lifted by herbal notes and a soft, clean musk base. It's a piece of history that still feels fresh and elegant today.
Note Breakdown
Encyclopedia Insights
How does this compare to modern Eau de Colognes?+
This is the original recipe from 1709, so it's lighter and more natural than many modern interpretations. It has a classic citrus-herbal profile with a soft musk base.
Is the ivory bottle edition different from the regular?+
The fragrance is the same, but the ivory bottle is a special edition with a vintage-inspired design.
How long does it last?+
As an EDC, it lasts about 3-4 hours with light projection. It's meant to be refreshing and reapplied.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does this compare to modern Eau de Colognes?+
This is the original recipe from 1709, so it's lighter and more natural than many modern interpretations. It has a classic citrus-herbal profile with a soft musk base.
Is the ivory bottle edition different from the regular?+
The fragrance is the same, but the ivory bottle is a special edition with a vintage-inspired design.
How long does it last?+
As an EDC, it lasts about 3-4 hours with light projection. It's meant to be refreshing and reapplied.
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