Parfums de Marly Godolphin Eau de Parfum (sample)

The renowned French brand Parfums de Marly names its fragrances after purebred horse breeds or legendary steeds. The Eau de Parfum Godolphin is no exception. Created by perfumer Michele Saramito, it is named after the stallion Godolphin — a leader of many races and one of the forefathers of Arabian horses. This niche leather composition, woven from a variety of exquisite accords, will accentuate a man's confidence, determination, and aristocratic nature. The fragrance captivates with its strength and sophistication, swirling in a dizzying olfactory dance.

The scent opens with refreshing green notes, the sharp resinous shades of cypress, smoky nuances of mate, bright multifaceted fruity accords, the spiciness of thyme with a light bitterness, and the woody sweetness of stirring saffron.

As the introductory notes fade, an exquisite "heart" takes center stage — a luxurious bouquet composed of the most beautiful flowers. Here, enveloping jasmine and tender powdery nuances of iris are framed by the richness and depth of majestic roses.

The perfume concludes with a velvety trail, woven from the refined sweetness of vanilla, amber-musk accents, smoky vetiver, woody notes of Virginia cedar, and sensual leather.