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Chartwell was created to evoke the memory of the dark leather-clad drawing rooms of Winston Churchill's Westerham home.
This fragrance is masculine with Woody and Leathery notes that conjure images of leather wingbacked Chesterfields, a pour of Scotch in an old library, and cigars with coffee outside on a bright summer morning.
This fragrance has notes of:
Cedarwood, Incense, Leather, Rum, and Cinnamon.
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