Barrister and Mann Cheshire Aftershave Balm POPLAR WOOD 'Le Transatlantique' gold mark on

'Le Transatlantique' gold mark on the blade

A bit less floral and sweet

a city of generations of skilled craftsmen have proudly called home

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citrusy burst of bergamot and lemon

Barrister and Mann Cheshire Aftershave Balm POPLAR WOOD 'Le Transatlantique' gold mark onBarrister and Mann Cheshire Aftershave Balm has a blend of American clary sage, bergamot, and small amounts of lavender and patchouli to create a very realistic interpretation of the smell of Earl Grey (the tea, not the man). Arguably one of the world's most famous blends of tea, Earl Grey is believed to be named after Charles, the Second Earl Grey, and was first produced by Charlton & Co. of Jermyn St. in London around 1880. The tea is traditionally