Top Notes 
Bergamot
Cardamom
Black pepper
Lavender
Pink pepper
Saffron
Damask rose
Petitgrain
Pine
Heart Notes 
Cedarwood
Cypress
Leather
Geranium
Red rose
Thyme
Jasmine
Violet
Fiskrompet
Base Notes 
Woody notes
Musk
Sandalwood
Amber
Benzoin
Oakmoss
Oud
Patchouli
Tree moss
Cypriol
Vanilla
10/26/2025
Reddawks
85 Reviews
Reddawks
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Old Money
The “Old Money” style has been making waves for years now —
that effortless sense of confidence, comfort, and quiet opulence that comes with knowing you’re covered.
Who could say no to that?
Abraj gives us its olfactory version:
a fresh, fruity, and masculine opening — bergamot, lavender, and saffron in the lead.
It’s a classic, time-tested blend (remember, we’re talking Old Money here).
Why change for the sake of change, after all?
At first, you feel slightly out of place.
You’ve been invited, though you’re not quite sure how.
You hesitate before calling out to the waiter gliding by, champagne tray in hand —
he’s already figured out you don’t quite belong.
Then, as the evening settles in, leather, cedar, and above all, rose emerge.
They put you at ease, reminding you that true class —
the kind that transcends generations (my European side resists saying aristocratic, but not for long) —
is also about making others feel comfortable.
You relax.
You loosen the bow tie you barely managed to tie. Maybe even unbutton a shirt or two.
Amber, musk, vanilla, and patchouli finish the job —
they wrap you in warmth, in that rare mix of charm and calm.
Far from the nouveau riche, far from pretenders —
just the comfort of an evening you wish would never end.
Insta: switzer_scent
that effortless sense of confidence, comfort, and quiet opulence that comes with knowing you’re covered.
Who could say no to that?
Abraj gives us its olfactory version:
a fresh, fruity, and masculine opening — bergamot, lavender, and saffron in the lead.
It’s a classic, time-tested blend (remember, we’re talking Old Money here).
Why change for the sake of change, after all?
At first, you feel slightly out of place.
You’ve been invited, though you’re not quite sure how.
You hesitate before calling out to the waiter gliding by, champagne tray in hand —
he’s already figured out you don’t quite belong.
Then, as the evening settles in, leather, cedar, and above all, rose emerge.
They put you at ease, reminding you that true class —
the kind that transcends generations (my European side resists saying aristocratic, but not for long) —
is also about making others feel comfortable.
You relax.
You loosen the bow tie you barely managed to tie. Maybe even unbutton a shirt or two.
Amber, musk, vanilla, and patchouli finish the job —
they wrap you in warmth, in that rare mix of charm and calm.
Far from the nouveau riche, far from pretenders —
just the comfort of an evening you wish would never end.
Insta: switzer_scent
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