Bouquet Lenthéric au Parfum Tweed Lenthéric

I couldn't shake the fact that Risque tout was marketed as Tweed in the USA.
My testing indicates: from the 1950s onwards, the bouquet resembles Lenthéric (without "au") and the Tweed Cologne Spray very much resembles Risque tout, the English stiffness has faded away.
The Cologne starts warm and spicy like Risque tout. Sometimes, from the old Tweed, a grass blade or a fern frond pops up… Lavender, Neroli, and Ylang-Ylang smooth out the green notes.
Overall, the Cologne remains very balsamic, sandalwood-like, and it becomes just a tiny bit earthy with catkins.
One comfortably settles down on the leather couch and chats. Oakmoss and vetiver provide a perfect backdrop.
A bit of the original Tweed has been preserved in the version from the 1950s, fundamentally the post-war Tweed is warm(-hearted) and spicy.