You don't change a classic. But if the Italian perfume maker Johann Maria Farina had known back in the 18th century that his signature scent would still be here and appreciated 300 years later, then he would likely have been dumbfounded. 4711 is known as the original Eau de Cologne.
For more than three centuries the exact ingredients of the world-famous scent, with its carefully chosen oils, has been a well-kept secret. During these years it has also awakened the senses and graced the bodies of several million men. Packaged in an elegant bottle that emanates history and luxury, this classic compares robustly to the modern-day fragrances on the perfume market and is a treasure in many men's bathroom cupboard.
