Eau de Lancaster vs Crown

Shared character

Both Eau de Lancaster and Crown share a combination of jasmine, bergamot, orange blossom, ylang-ylang, sandalwood, oakmoss, amber, patchouli, coriander, and honeysuckle. They both feature citrus, woody, and aromatic accords.

How they differ

Eau de Lancaster contains a wide range of additional notes including lemon, rose, tuberose, cedarwood, geranium, vanilla, neroli, musk, vetiver, mandarin, galbanum, peach, lily of the valley, lavender, thyme, lily, clove, castoreum, rosewood, cedar, labdanum, aldehydes, iris, mandarin orange, sage, basil, coumarin, Indian sandalwood, and Lebanon cedar, resulting in floral, aldehydic, green, spicy, fresh, powdery, fresh spicy, herbal, iris, and warm spicy accords. Crown includes lime and is characterized by sweet, earthy, amber, white floral, and yellow floral accords.

Who each suits

Eau de Lancaster suits those who prefer complex profiles involving herbal, powdery, green, and spicy elements. Crown suits those who prefer sweet, earthy, and yellow floral profiles.