Fragrance World
Tragedy
Best Penhaligons The Tragedy of Lord George Dupe
Fragrance World Tragedy is a clone of Penhaligons The Tragedy of Lord George, with a 72% accuracy score and about 75% cheaper than the original.
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72% MatchInspired by $220 originalSave about 75%
Accuracy Breakdown
Overall Accuracy72%
Longevity5-7 hours
SillageModerate
You SaveAbout 75%
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The Scoop
Fragrance World's Tragedy captures the boozy, sweet character of the original quite well, with the brandy and tonka bean accord translating effectively. However, the woody base lacks the refinement and complexity of Penhaligon's original, feeling slightly thinner and less nuanced in the drydown.
Key Differences
The clone performs adequately in the opening but loses depth in the base; longevity and sillage are noticeably more modest than the original designer version.
Fragrance Profile
★ 4.1 community ratingBest Seasons
Spring89%
Summer63%
Fall / Autumn100%
Winter94%
Community Insights
★ 4.1 from 39 ratingsWhat people who wear Fragrance World Tragedy report, based on votes and reviews from a large fragrance community.
Main accords
woody
amber
vanilla
warm spicy
sweet
aromatic
Longevity
Very weak8%
Weak13%
Moderate54%
Long lasting21%
Eternal4%
Sillage
Intimate19%
Moderate59%
Strong19%
Enormous4%
Who wears it
Female7%
More female0%
Unisex18%
More male29%
Male46%
Day or night
Day
Night
Value for money
Way overpriced3%
Overpriced3%
Ok13%
Good value13%
Great value67%
What wearers say
“For the price, a fantastic dupe of Penhaligon’s TOLG. Put perfectly by hughturnbull, not as complex but last longer and is stronger than the original.”
“Got a 1ml sample of lord george and this smells just like it. Got the sample because I really liked the bottle design of lord george, but it ain't really worth it.”
“Well the notes above are a joke. What this actually smells like is a dusty and dry tree. Just pure wood. No green notes (no leafiness, no herbaceous notes). There is absolutely zero brandy, tonka, amber, vanilla, or chocolate. I want to emphasise that there is ZERO of those things. This is pure woods. It's a pleasant woody fragrance for formal events or as a transportative fragrance. It's nothing exceptional though. Definitely masculine. Spring/fall appropriate.”
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