Dunhill Man

A modest and charming fragrance for men, Dunhill Man, introduced in 2003, is reminiscent of the original Dunhill scent. Lemon gives the cologne a hint of fresh citrus, while the scent of geranium lends the mixture a discreet and agreeable floral quality. This cologne also includes orris, which is the root of an iris flower and boasts a sweet berry-like smell. Lastly, cedarwood combined with base notes of sandalwood and Tonka bean allow for the perfect combination of spice and woody musk. The cologne is enhanced with a light and airy green smell from the additional ingredient of moss. About the brand: Developed by Alfred Dunhill, Dunhill started as a line of accessories called "Dunhill's Motorities". This first collection included car horns and lamps, leather overcoats, goggles, picnic sets and timepieces, providing the company with the strap line of "Everything But The Motor". Within a few years, the business moved towards the luxury market, and by the late 1970s, the brand offered a range of 3,500 luxury products in more than 20 stores round the world.