Penhaligon's Fragrances

Penhaligon's is a distinguished British perfume house established in 1870 by William Henry Penhaligon, a Cornish barber who became the Court Barber and Perfumer to Queen Victoria. Initially operating from a Turkish bath in London's Jermyn Street, Penhaligon's gained prominence for its unique and luxurious fragrances, such as the iconic Blenheim Bouquet created in 1902 for the Duke of Marlborough. Over the years, the brand expanded its presence with boutiques in London and internationally, including locations in Paris, New York City, Hong Kong, and Sydney. In 2015, Penhaligon's was acquired by the Spanish fashion and fragrance company Puig International SA, which also owns other prestigious brands like L'Artisan Parfumeur. This acquisition has allowed Penhaligon's to continue its legacy of crafting high-quality perfumes while expanding its global reach. The manufacturing of their perfumes has now been moved from the UK to Spain and other countries.