The Penhaligon’s Portraits collection pays homage to the often-scandalous exploits of fictional English aristocrats; in the case of the Tragedy of Lord George eau de parfum, the subject is a rich and noble figure, the patriarch of the family. With that in mind, it should come as no surprise that this fragrance is one of masculinity, with warming rum, luxurious vetiver and hints of shaving soap recreating the olfactory experience of meeting the esteemed Lord.