Aroma Parfume Clove Eau de Cologne

Invented in the late 17th century by monks of a Spanish monastery, cologne was initially referred to as "fragrant water." After the recipe for its production was passed on to a spice merchant in Cologne, it gradually transformed into a popular perfume brand among the nobility known as "Eau de Cologne." It wasn't until the second half of the 18th century that it received its "true" name, Eau de Cologne, from French perfumers and gained widespread popularity among men.

The team of specialists at Aroma Parfume has created the classic "Clove" cologne with expressive overtones of fragrant flowers. Its scent is very distinctive, rich, and full-bodied, making it exclusively suitable for men. The fragrance is characterized by its excellent longevity, lasting for several hours. The cologne is presented in a traditional glass bottle.