Penhaligon's Legacy of Petra
Spicy, resinous, woody, licorice-toned, and softly vanilla.
Top Notes: Green Tea, Fennel, Bergamot
Heart Notes: Licorice, Myrrh, Olibanum, Rosemary
Base Notes: Benzoin, Vanilla, Woody Notes
Legacy of Petra balances aromatic fennel and tea with licorice, incense resins, herbs, benzoin and vanilla over a dry woody base.
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Route map
Scent Pyramid
- Top
- Green Tea, Fennel, Bergamot
- Heart
- Licorice, Myrrh, Olibanum, Rosemary
- Base
- Benzoin, Vanilla, Woody Notes
Fragrance Details
Fragrance Details
About the Fragrance
About the Fragrance
Quick Facts
Quick Facts
- Brand
- perfumesandrea
- Release year
- 2022
- Concentration
- Eau de Parfum
- Fragrance family
- Woody Spicy
- Scent profile
- Spicy, Resinous, Woody, Licorice, Vanilla
- Full bottle size
- 100 mL / 3.4 fl oz
- Availability
- Available
Production Status
Production Status
- Production status
- In Production
Notes & Composition
Notes & Composition
- Top
- Green Tea, Fennel, Bergamot
- Middle
- Licorice, Myrrh, Olibanum, Rosemary
- Base
- Benzoin, Vanilla, Woody Notes
Scent Profile
Scent Profile
Primary profile: Spicy, Resinous, Woody, Licorice, Vanilla
The profile leans sweeter and more rounded, with vanilla or gourmand facets contributing warmth and richness.
Your Route Match
Your Route Match
When to Wear It
When to Wear It
This is a natural choice for fall and winter wear, weekend plans, gatherings and evenings when you want something warm, inviting and more noticeable.
Route guidance is based on the fragrance profile, stored wear context, and listed notes; performance and preference vary by wearer.
Summary
Summary
Legacy of Petra is a dry, resinous woody-spicy fragrance with an unusual fennel-and-licorice thread running through the composition. Green tea and bergamot brighten the opening while fennel gives it a cool aromatic sweetness. Licorice, myrrh, olibanum and rosemary deepen the heart with herbal, resinous and slightly medicinal facets. Benzoin and vanilla soften the base without erasing the dry woody structure. The result is warm but not syrupy, balancing spice, incense, herbs and balsamic sweetness. Penhaligon’s current presentation shortens the name to Petra, but this bottle is retained under its Legacy of Petra identity.