LUXURY PERFUMER CREED OF PARIS, FOUNDED IN 1760, HAS DECIDED TO OFFER AN EXTREMELY LIMITED QUANTITY OF A SPECIAL COLOGNE CREATED FOR KING EDWARD VIII IN 1936 FOR HIS ASCENSION TO THE THRONE TO THE PUBLIC. NAMED WINDSOR, THE EXCLUSIVE SCENT IS MADE FROM INGREDIENTS GROWN IN GREAT BRITAIN, AND CAN BE SEEN AS A SORT OF OLFACTORY TOUR OF THE COLONIES EDWARD ONCE RULED DURING HIS BRIEF REIGN AS KING. AS SUBTLY ELEGANT AS AN ENGLISH SUIT, ITS TOP NOTES ARE BRITISH GIN, JAMAICAN LIME AND A TOUCH OF SCOTTISH HIGHLAND PINE; THE MIDDLE NOTE THE VARIETY OF NUITS DE YOUNG ROSES NOW KNOWN AS THE DUKE OF WINDSOR; AND THE BOTTOM NOTES BAHAMIAN ORANGE, CANADIAN CEDAR AND A DAB OF AUSTRALIAN EUCALYPTUS. WINDSOR IS PRESENTED IN A SHATTERPROOF 1.7oz LEATHER-WRAPPED BOTTLE NUMBERED BY LASER AND SIGNED BY SIXTH-GENERATION MASTER PERFUMER OLIVIER CREED. ONLY 350 BOTTLES WILL BE AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES FOR AN ESTIMATED $400.
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