Flavia Georgians The King John Eau de Parfum

From the very first spray, it reminded me of the scent of The Tragedy of Lord George, also by Penhaligon's (woody-amber with a hint of brandy), which I have in my collection. The flask of Lord George has a cap in the shape of a deer's head with branching antlers. I dare to assume that this is a clone of Lord George himself, and not of Changing Constance (the hint is in the name: The King John). I don't detect any notes of Changing Constance here: caramel, vanilla, sweetness, pepper, and so on.

I was expecting something exotic and unique, but the outcome was just an average aftershave in terms of scent and price, similar to Arko. It's not a new product, and the scent is stale and old-fashioned. However, I was pleased with the bottle and the iron deer head, as they feel good in my hands.

The packaging of the perfume is excellent, with a weighty bottle and a metallic cap. The scent is very pleasant, with a fresh and floral aroma, and a slight hint of sweetness. I can also detect woody notes and a touch of amber. Thank you to the store for the fast delivery!

Great appearance, wonderful scent. I had planned to keep it for myself, but my son took it.

The fragrance is floral, sweet, and has a natural tone. The bottle and packaging have an out-of-this-world design.

A brilliant creation, the clone of Changing Constance by Penhaligon's is truly magnificent. The fragrance unfolds beautifully, revealing its true beauty. It doesn't have any chemical notes and has a long-lasting trail.