Nineteen notes crowd this fragrance from top to base, and Giorgio Beverly Hills rarely believed in restraint when assembling Red Cologne originally. Cherry, aldehydes, ylang ylang, hyacinth, peach, osmanthus, bergamot, orange blossom, and blackcurrant open in a maximalist fruity floral rush unlike most modern colognes on the market today. Carnation, tuberose, rose, rosemary, jasmine, gardenia, iris, litchi, and lily of the valley crowd the heart with extraordinary floral abundance and notable complexity throughout.
Oakmoss, amber, myrrh, sandalwood, olibanum, vetiver, tonka bean, patchouli, cedar, and vanilla close the base in dense, resinous richness that lasts for many hours. This fruity floral Eau de Toilette suits evening wear and formal occasions especially well, rewarding anyone with the real patience to sit with it.