Gold Medal by Atkinsons
Men Women 1878
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Gold Medal by Atkinsons is a citrus fragrance for men and women. Launched in 1878, this composition features a top note of bergamot, a heart of neroli, and a base of musk.
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Longevity
Leading answer Soft
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Sillage
Leading answer Intimate
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Character
Leading answer Balanced
16 votes
Value perception
Leading answer Good value
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jerry drake
A historical gem since 1799, awarded gold in Paris in 1878. This Gold Medal is a citrus delight that breaks through the barriers of time. Its connection to the famous 4711 is obvious, as both early 19th-century recipes share similar ingredients. A natural harmony: refreshing bergamot, a neroli heart, and a musky base with rosemary and petitgrain. Extremely summery and delicious, in the first hour it smells a lot like Ferrari Bright Neroli, but with a more solid structure that wins in depth and longevity against its competitor. It expresses timeless value and authentic class; although its happiness doesn’t last hours, in those brief moments it radiates a brilliant light from the depths of time.
luis alberto boned
My first review here. I bought this perfume years ago; in Argentina it cost the same as Pravia Hay or the Fulton line. For me, Atkinsons Gold Medal is the best one that ever reached our country, surpassing Lavender and Cologne. Very simple yet exquisite, fresh and delicate at the same time. It opened with bergamot, which I loved and didn’t know back then, all framed in a citrusy air. Minutes later, the neroli emerged like a great hug you couldn’t let go of. I received countless compliments with this cologne that didn’t last long but was never unnoticed. If I had to define it in one word: Refined, Delicate. I would buy it again without a doubt to remember those 16 years it had on my body and now has in my soul. Greetings from Argentina.