A men's fragrance from 1980—pure hell: green, spicy, bitter, peppery, masculine.

The fragrance must have been created by the world's largest fragrance manufacturer, Givaudan (1895), Zurich, Geneva (1898), with a factory in the town of Vernier (speculative thoughts based on the label, which reads GENEVE (Vernier)—besides, production is carried out under a confidentiality agreement).

Beige-colored box, reminiscent of packaging for a product being sent to a customer by post or train.

Round bottle made of Bakelite, in two shades of brown, light and dark.

Bergamot, spices, carnation (Dianthus caryophyllus), clove (Syzygium aromaticum – sun-dried buds).    

Artemisia (Artemisia herba-alba – desert wormwood), cumin (Cuminum cyminum), black pepper (Piper nigrum), galbanum (Ferula galbaniflua).

Oakmoss, vetiver (Vetiveria zizanioides), patchouli (Pogostemon cablin), sandalwood, cedarwood. 

These are some of the fragrance's ingredients.

Production (packaging to avoid taxation) and distribution of the fragrance in Greece were handled by EXCELLENT AROMATICA, 3 Aristofanous Street, Galatsi, Athens, and we had exclusive sales rights as authorized distributors.

THE   PRODUCT   IS   UNTOUCHED

THE   PRODUCT   HAS   NOT   BEEN   USED

AUTHENTIC   AND   RARE

CERTIFICATE NUMBER (AB), KEEF FILE (State Laboratory for Medicines Control/1973) : D 1072/10-7-81

ÁÁÁ     EDITION

PRODUCTION      1981