Franck Boclet Cedre vs Penhaligon's The Tragedy of Lord George
Franck Boclet Cedre and Penhaligon's The Tragedy of Lord George compared side by side: accords, longevity, sillage and value, so you can pick with confidence.
Cedre and The Tragedy of Lord George are very similar; both have Woodsy Notes, Amber and Tonka Bean. Cedre leans more coconut, while The Tragedy of Lord George leans amber. The Tragedy of Lord George is more of an evening scent.
Longer lastingCedre
Stronger projectionCedre
Better perceived valueCedre
More of a night scentThe Tragedy of Lord George
Accords
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AccordA blend of notes the nose perceives as one unified smell - like a chord made of musical notes.More in Learn →
ProjectionHow far the scent radiates from your skin while you stand still. The 'sillage / projection' votes on fragrance pages blend the two, so read them as overall reach.More in Learn →