Farina 1709 · 2010
Eau de Cologne 1709 (Lily Bottle)
EDCUnisex
The Story
This is the original Eau de Cologne, created in 1709 by Johann Maria Farina. The Lily Bottle edition is a tribute to the historic recipe, featuring a bright citrus opening of bergamot and lemon, a floral heart of neroli and rosemary, and a warm base of musk and oakmoss. It's a piece of fragrance history that still feels fresh and elegant today.
Note Breakdown
Encyclopedia Insights
How does this differ from modern colognes?+
This is the original recipe from 1709, with a lighter concentration and a more natural, herbal character. It's less synthetic and more subtle than many modern colognes.
Is the Lily Bottle edition limited?+
The Lily Bottle is a special packaging edition, but the fragrance itself is the classic Eau de Cologne 1709. It's not limited, but the bottle design may vary.
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 throughout the day.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does this differ from modern colognes?+
This is the original recipe from 1709, with a lighter concentration and a more natural, herbal character. It's less synthetic and more subtle than many modern colognes.
Is the Lily Bottle edition limited?+
The Lily Bottle is a special packaging edition, but the fragrance itself is the classic Eau de Cologne 1709. It's not limited, but the bottle design may vary.
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 throughout the day.
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