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A fresh citrus cologne popular across European perfumery in the early 19th century, with each house adding its own variation. The Officina's formula dates to 1901.
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Colonia Russa Eau de Cologne, from the Russian cologne tradition of the Romanov era. Opens with bergamot, citrus and neroli. Petitgrain, rosemary, lavender and clove at the heart. Sumatra benzoin and civet at the base. Hesperidic and aromatic.
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Composed in 1901, the Officina's own take on a cologne style popular since the early 17th century.
The freshness of the parfum.. Citris leading.. it smells heavenly.
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