Eau de Cologne du Coq

Eau de Cologne du Coq is a classic citrus cologne from 1894, composed by Aimé Guerlain for Guerlain and marketed to men. Citrus is the leading impression for everyone, wood and florals follow for about half, and green and aromatic sides are noticed by a quarter. Lemon, orange, bergamot and a general citrus accord give the bright, sparkling opening that defines the cologne style. Neroli and lavender add a fresh, slightly bitter orange-flower note and a clean herbal lift. Jasmine brings a touch of floral warmth, and the finish is more substantial than many colognes: oakmoss, patchouli and sandalwood give a dry, mossy, faintly creamy base that lingers after the citrus fades. The character points to warm weather and daytime, for anyone who likes an old-style cologne with a proper chypre-like finish rather than a fleeting citrus splash.

Eau de Cologne du Coq — for men fragrance by Guerlain (released 1894). Notes: Bergamot, Citruses, Jasmine, Lavender, Lemon, Neroli, Oakmoss, Orange, Patchouli, Sandalwood. — Parfica open fragrance database