Stirling Green

Stirling Green is a riff on Polo Green which itself is the forest-dwelling cousin of a Fougère, but without the classic notes of lavender and coumarin and slightly more smokey and mossy. Stirling Green, like its inspiration, is a deep, forest-like scent, dominated by notes of pine needles, oakmoss, patchouli, leather and cedar. The blending of its intense herbal greenness with flowers, spices, and musk, creates a bouquet which is masculine, fresh, and bursting with natural energy. In its hay-day, Green was one of the defining scents of the "Power Fragrance" movement of the late 70s and 80s, which included other notables as Drakkar Noir (1982), Kouros (1981), and Antaeus (1981) defined by being bold, assertive, and long-lasting. Green is a classic scent which commands attention and will get you noticed. Possibly too assertive for the office, but wearable almost everywhere else. A strong man's strong fragrance.