
Eau de Cologne by Bourbon French Parfums
Eau de Cologne by Bourbon French Parfums is a classic citrus-aromatic fragrance that was created by J.H. Tindel in the 19th century. The house, Bourbon French Parfums, was founded in 1843 in New Orleans, and it is considered the oldest perfumery in America.
Eau de Cologne is a wonderful, unidimensional fragrance that contains the notes of citruses, bergamot, lime, and rosemary. I believe this is one of the most natural, hyper-realistic green citrus fragrances that I have smelled so far. I grew up on an orange grove as a child, and Eau de Cologne reminds me of how it smelled while walking through the grove of trees with unripened, green oranges on them. It captures the essence of citrus peels perfectly, and the rosemary gives the scent a bit of a green earthiness.
Longevity is poor on this one, however, it was created with the intention to be reapplied throughout the day. It is a perfect fragrance to freshen up with, similar to the idea of 4711 Cologne or Florida Water.
If you are looking for a fragrance that realistically captures the essence of citrus trees, this fragrance is definitely one I recommend. It's perfect for the summer and hot weather.