Aberdeen Lavander Creed 2014

In my circle of friends, there are two Scots, a gentleman and a lady, whom I got to know independently of each other.

Both are characterized by kindness and humor - but that changed when I told them about the saying of the "stingy Scot."
They reacted unusually indignant.

Yes - the Scots love to drink whiskey and enjoy dancing - but stinginess?
No, that is something they would deny vehemently.

And the fragrance Aberdeen does not skimp on its charms - in a very refined old school way.

He is the gentleman of the old school, entering the hospitable house with lavender bouquets and rose arrangements.
Very chivalrous and touchingly nostalgic.
I gladly throw open doors for such a gallant.

The Highland knight carries the lily and the tuberose in his coat of arms, and pays me court in a most perfect manner.
Love letters written in ink on perfumed laid paper flutter into the house - and my romantic heart flutters like a dove as well.

This sir is as stylish as his white horse - and he is not ashamed of his feelings.
Yet he has wit and verve - and can also bravely wield the saber.

Admittedly - a species of man that is endangered - but Creed brings this one back from obscurity with this fragrance.