Georgetown Perfume Oil

Desperately refined, utterly well-bred, too chic for the crass, too finely milled to be for the vulgar. This is the essence of the rarest and most sought-after places under the sun, Georgetown in Washington, D.C. A small amount of the finest leather, a tiny bit of tea, a whiff of a basic chypre note. Dark brown and sharp to the nose but with a magical refinement that makes its haughtiness somehow lovable. This is the scent anthem for all the ladies who used to lunch at the Town House, meet people for dinner and drinks at the Carriage House, shop at the 1620 Shop, and walk their French Poodles down tree-lined streets feeling chic in their Dior suits. This is the fragrance from Costos on M Street up to The Public Library. You can visit it with Georgetown. One of the divine Chypre/French/Grande perfumes that are still classics.