The scent from the Trade Routes collection, which the Penhaligon's brand pays tribute to 19th-century sea voyages. It was thanks to them that exotic spices and wood were brought to England, whose intriguing aromas make up the composition of Babylon.

Was the famous city a den of sin or a wonder of the ancient world? Some questions are better left unanswered, besides it is irrelevant. What is certain, however, is that Babylon perfumes are simply... divine. Warm notes of vanilla, elegant cedar and decadent saffron - transport yourself for a moment to the port in 19th-century London and imagine the excitement of the residents when these luxurious goods with captivating scents arrive in the city on board ships returning from distant, mysterious lands...

Fragrance Notes

Head

saffron, coriander, nutmeg

Heart

cypriol

Base

sandalwood tree, cedar tree, vanilla (absolute)

About the brand Penhaligon's

The quintessence of British style and quality. Everything is made in England from the finest oils and essences, which often cost more than pure gold. They have long been appreciated by perfume connoisseurs around the world, and today they are also finding their place in the niche perfume market. Each of the scents tells a different, captivating story - whether it's the first Hammam Bouquet from 1872 or the recently created Elixir. It is worth noting that currently, two perfumers belonging to the elite of perfumery - Olivia Giacobetti and Bertrand Duchaufour - are creating for Penhaligon's. The latter became famous for his signature reinterpretation of the Anthology Collection, available in Poland exclusively at Galilu. This line is an extremely successful attempt to recreate discontinued compositions, and each of its products is a masterful display of the creator.