English Blazer Yardley 1991 Eau de Toilette

Here, in this fragrance, which incidentally has a long tradition (as described below), the most beautiful landscapes in Britain come together. From the North Sea to England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland.
The lush landscapes of the south with its mild climate, the humid meadows and woodlands dotted with ferns. The areas where Mediterranean herbs such as thyme, hyssop, lavender and rosemary thrive as if they were native. The cool coasts with their grasslands, the rugged highlands. And the lush gardens with carnations, "farmer's jasmine" and other fragrant flowers. All of this has been brought together here to create a densely interwoven fragrance picture.
The magnificent green freshness, in which mint and sage are probably also involved, carries its aromas through to the woody-herbaceous base and runs like a green thread through the entire fragrance.
However, the proverbial "British understatement" is not quite true of this "Blazer". It is bursting with aromatic power and easily lasts a whole day. The "sillage" is initially quite extensive and room-filling. However, it then reduces to a still very perceptible "normal level".
For all those who like "good performance" but still don't want to be "unpleasantly conspicuous". As the entire fragrance is very harmonious and interesting without any sweetness ;-))