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Tymnignidly – :
I didnt test old Tweed. This version contains civet on its top note…it is a nice cologne in general
Orgatoproopay – :
Ah, so THIS is my version! Mine is Taylor of London, parent company Milton Lloyd, in the hideous bottle as pictured. However, the notes seem all wrong for what is essentially a chypre.
My review for the Fine Fragrances one, copy-pasted:
(Taylor of London current version).
This is perfectly named. It is the kind of scent Stiffy Byng would wear along with her tweeds on a lovely Spring morning as she walked her dog, pausing to impulsively push a policeman into the village pond.
It has that kind of air to it: wealthy, well bred, confident but fresh and playful. No stuffy London drawing rooms or parties, but riding and long walks and tea in the garden. Expensive soap and face powder and a light breeze carrying woods, rich earth and garden flowers.
I can’t compare it to its Lentheric vintage, but the dull looking boxes in the chemists, exiled from the locked glass cabinets to the shelf under the “If you like, you’ll love…” bottles, conceal a treasure.
Mild sillage, great longevity, beautiful scent.
PETROL1108 – :
Tweed is underrated if you ask me. It’s a fabulous spicy woody scent that often escapes under the radar. Some would call it old fashioned today, but I call it a fantastic Autumnal classic and I wear it proudly!
zordinismiz – :
This is dead ringer for the other tweeds.